Essential The Official Photography Thread

[OG_StankBrefs]

Im brown skinned...but that flash got me lookin like @GoldenGlove long lost cousin

Red nikkas unite.

 

[GoldenGlove]

Im brown skinned...but that flash got me lookin like @GoldenGlove long lost cousin

 

[T-K-G]

Im brown skinned...but that flash got me lookin like @GoldenGlove long lost cousin

you wild for that one

 

[waltthizzney]

shooting in full manual is fukking stupid... shoot in A mode then do small adjustments with the exposure

 

[GoldenGlove]

shooting in full manual is fukking stupid... shoot in A mode then do small adjustments with the exposure

If you know how your camera works and how to handle it, shooting in manual will get you the best results breh

 

[GoldenGlove]

350/365 by K e N, on Flickr


351/365 by K e N, on Flickr


352/365 by K e N, on Flickr


353/365 by K e N, on Flickr

 

[GoldenGlove]

354/365 by K e N, on Flickr


355/365 by K e N, on Flickr


356/365 by K e N, on Flickr


357/365 by K e N, on Flickr

 

[GoldenGlove]

358/365 by K e N, on Flickr


359/365 by K e N, on Flickr

 

[T-K-G]

If you know how your camera works and how to handle it, shooting in manual will get you the best results breh

though i will say if im out on the street and need to shoot quickly i do use Aperture mode, that .5 seconds you use to adjust something can cause you to miss a shot (painful experience )

now if the shyt im shooting aint goin nowhere, or im in an area where the lighting and everything is consistent, manual is the way to go

 

[waltthizzney]

If you know how your camera works and how to handle it, shooting in manual will get you the best results breh

lol na fam ur just working inefficiently trying to think your doing it using manual, dont try to come at me with that condescending bullshyt....... why on earth would you manually expose when the light meter will do it for you.... and if it is off, you use the exposure compensation that go up or down +.5EV up to 2.0EV. If your shooting anything where time is a issue in a uncontrolled environment it is the way to go. Use spot metering and it works great. Dont have time to be fiddling with the exposure all the time

 

[GoldenGlove]

lol na fam ur just working inefficiently trying to think your doing it using manual, dont try to come at me with that condescending bullshyt....... why on earth would you manually expose when the light meter will do it for you.... and if it is off, you use the exposure compensation that go up or down +.5EV up to 2.0EV. If your shooting anything where time is a issue in a uncontrolled environment it is the way to go. Use spot metering and it works great. Dont have time to be fiddling with the exposure all the time

There wasn't anything condescending about my post.

I just don't see how it's difficult manually controlling the shutter and aperture after you're comfortable with handling your camera. The dials are right there and easily accessible.

 

[R=G]

What's a good HD camcorder though? I'm more of video shooter than photo taker...about to delve into this situation more into 2015.

 

[T-K-G]

There wasn't anything condescending about my post.

I just don't see how it's difficult manually controlling the shutter and aperture after you're comfortable with handling your camera. The dials are right there and easily accessible.

he's saying in those decisive moments you're not gonna have time to adjust a dial, you just gonna have to point n shoot or you're gonna miss the shot, and he's right to a degree, same reason i started using back button focusing a LOT more lately, tryna get my speed up

he is bein kinda aggressive for no reason tho @waltthizzney relax fam everybody got they own way of doing stuff

 

[shutterguy]

 

[GoldenGlove]

360/365 by K e N, on Flickr


361/365 by K e N, on Flickr


362/365 by K e N, on Flickr