Re: Your Photography

Postby Tugboat on Thu 21/May/09 5:43pm

I'm quite happy with the result of this snapshot of the Petronas Towers in KL taken on Monday night. Handheld at 1/80, F4.5 and the ISO cranked up (no post processing). Might make it my new desktop pic at work.
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Re: Your Photography

Postby shmoodiver on Thu 21/May/09 8:00pm

that is surreal
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Re: Your Photography

Postby one_uknw on Thu 21/May/09 9:30pm

Earlier this evening. Brooklyn and Skyline. Sublime
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Re: Your Photography

Postby Tugboat on Thu 21/May/09 10:08pm

shmoodiver wrote:that is surreal


Cheers. Here's a couple more from the same walk around. The towers are a stunning piece of architecture... much more so than I was expecting. We were only in KL for one night and I wish I hadn't left my gorillapod in Penang.
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Re: Your Photography

Postby shmoodiver on Thu 21/May/09 10:15pm

first pic looks like it's been created on freehand or illustrator.... epic!
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Re: Your Photography

Postby Tugboat on Fri 22/May/09 12:56pm

Please excuse the noise in this one but there was no way I was going to use the flash given I was well within this fella's strike range...
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Re: Your Photography

Postby woodsy on Sun 24/May/09 6:03pm

got sick of being stuck at home went for a drive
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Re: Your Photography

Postby Mr_GTR on Mon 25/May/09 4:00pm

I know this is a really stupid question coming from the creator of this thread, but how does the whole 'lens system' work? EG, what does 75-200mm mean? I do know that the higher the number the higher the zoom, and I understand the f-stop side of things, but there's gotta be a more proper way of looking at it?

Thanks :blush:
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Re: Your Photography

Postby Datsane on Tue 26/May/09 4:08pm

Yes the higher the number the greater the zoom. Its the distance between the objective lens and lens you look through (don't remember the name). The more zoom you have the greater the need for a larger objective to gather more light, why telephotos get wider and wider as they get bigger and bigger. There is more to it but thats a basic explanation.

Same thing happens with high magnification rifle scopes and binoculars.
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Re: Your Photography

Postby woodsy on Sat 30/May/09 11:12pm

wooot got my 1ds back went for play today (well same place i normally head)
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harbour back over to smogsvile
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yes it those trees again
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yes it those trees again
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Re: Your Photography

Postby Bigfoot on Sun 31/May/09 5:39am

Got me a new canon powershot d10 - so far I am happy with the results, since my last point and shoot came to NZ with me nearly 5 years ago it was getting a bit crap, and as I don't much fancy taking the 40d on the boat too too much... waterproof and shock proof = win :)
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Re: Your Photography

Postby XCwife on Mon 1/Jun/09 1:20pm

Just been on a work trip near Fairlie, working in a Kale crop. It was pretty cold (frosty) to start with but once the sun had thawed the ice it was really glittery.
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There were other plants present too...
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On the drive back to Fairlie in the afternoon
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The steam from the cows was pretty cool, but I could only capture it whilst looking in to the sun which caused lots of sun spots and lens flare. Any suggestions on how this could be overcome?
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Re: Your Photography

Postby WH on Mon 1/Jun/09 3:33pm

Lens hood? Sometimes you can improvise and hold your left hand in such a way that it casts a shadow on your lens, which can help.

Nice pics though :)
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Re: Your Photography

Postby woodsy on Mon 1/Jun/09 8:50pm

roll on winter!!
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starting to ice over
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rather them than me
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daylight pano
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blue skys
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needs more winter
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needs more winter
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Re: Your Photography

Postby znomit on Tue 2/Jun/09 8:59pm

Little bit of diving on the weekend up at Poor Knights

Clown Nudibranch
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