Essential The Official Photography Thread
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http://www.geekinspired.com/photography/shooting-in-aperture-priority-mode/
Just googled about an Aperture Scale and found this link breaking it down.
Just googled about an Aperture Scale and found this link breaking it down.
VladTheImpaler
The Sensational Prince
Canon EF 50mm f1.8 II Lens : Standard Lenses - Future Shop
this is my joint. good glass? got the cosign by joelb and my girl
Hard to tell on that review. There are a few benchmark test you can run on any lense. Just check for soft spots around the edges of your photos within 20mm north or south of that lense's noted 'best range" to see what type of glass you are working with. Also look for fringing and how it handles sunlight.
Have fun breh!
Digital Photography Review
You can prolly find that lens' review on that site. It has a shyt load of info on just about any camera/lens you can think of.
You can prolly find that lens' review on that site. It has a shyt load of info on just about any camera/lens you can think of.
yep been using that site, just finished reading the reviw of my lens
VladTheImpaler
The Sensational Prince
Nice! Checking it out now. Was thinking of putting my stuff back up online. This Wix looks pretty good. Was thinking of tumblr and a few others. Looking for some really creative vibe no doubt.
Canon EF 50mm f1.8 II Lens : Standard Lenses - Future Shop
this is my joint. good glass? got the cosign by joelb and my girl
[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Canon-50mm-1-8-Camera-Lens/dp/B00007E7JU/ref=pd_rhf_gw_s_cp_4]Amazon.com: Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Camera Lens: Camera & Photo[/ame]
Is this the same lens?
yep thats the one
DuncanWebayama
webayama 7'5" hall of fame loc
Hookah by Spurmeduncan, on Flickr
hey guys, i'm trying to buy a new lens and camera flash. Amazon or ebay?
What mode are you shooting in?
manual
think my aperture was wayyy to low. my girl said 11-16 for daylight indoors.
more test shots, than will check em out
any advice on whats a good shutter speed for daylight indoors?
JoelB
All Praise To TMH
It depends...too many variables impact what I use for my settings. The best thing to do is be in Auto and lightly press the shutter button as u look in your camera. That will bring up the Meter and show you if you are under/overexposed as well as what f/ stop the camera is currently set at. Pay attention to what the camera gives you in Auto because that will give u a good barometer to use in the future.
Just remember that when your shutter speed drops too low (it will allow more light in) but if you're shooting handheld, the pictures will turn out blurry. If you speed up the shutter speed, less light will be able to come in which means you'll be able to freeze the action but you will have to compensate by adjusting the ISO.
basically, there are no "rules"...you just keep messing w/ setting until your pictures turn out the way u want them too...if u notice all the brehs that put up pics of outside shots shoot w/ different camera, different apertures, different shutter speeds and they all look nice (and different) u just gotta find your style.
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In that pic u posted, instead of 2.0 try bumpin that f stop to around 5..That will allow for more of the image to be in focus.
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About Metering... do you all try to take most of your shots with the Metering level as close to 0 as possible?