Request for Artsy Pics
8/2/11, 10:07 PM
#62
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Originally Posted by Lava Dude
All from the same day at the beach. First two are untouched. In the last two, car is untouched (no sense in touching up a Mustang, huh?!?), yet the sky is Photoshopped (as is the road in the 4th - yet the gull is real).
8/3/11, 02:41 AM
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What kind of cameras are yall using? Im lookin at getting a solid dslr that takes some stunning pics but also nott too complicated, in case i gotfa get my dad to help me with some shots
8/3/11, 04:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Pinoy361
What kind of cameras are yall using? Im lookin at getting a solid dslr that takes some stunning pics but also nott too complicated, in case i gotfa get my dad to help me with some shots
8/3/11, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by J1000
I'm just using my iPhone 4. I'm thinking I might want a nicer camera soon though. I have a Canon that I like, but the battery door is broken, so I dint really use it much.
8/3/11, 06:38 PM
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For me, I'm using a 7-year old Panasonic Lumix (DMC-FZ30) with a Leica lens. It's completely digital - and has no changeable lenses (but you can use lens attachments for tele and macro). As long as I don't take a photo in a dark environment with no flash, it's perfect (there's too much noise otherwise, requiring post-processing). It has led to another fun hobby over the past few years. These days, something equivalent is amazingly low-cost.
Shop around - and have fun!
8/3/11, 11:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Lava Dude
You'll certainly get some great shots with a decent dslr. There are so many advantages (with respect to photography). Virtually no shutter lag time, professional settings, various lenses - just to name a few. If you can take a good picture, the quality of your photos will amaze you. Just enlarge a "phone camera" shot to the size of your laptop screen and compare to one from a decent dslr - it'll be hard to accept anything less after that.
For me, I'm using a 7-year old Panasonic Lumix (DMC-FZ30) with a Leica lens. It's completely digital - and has no changeable lenses (but you can use lens attachments for tele and macro). As long as I don't take a photo in a dark environment with no flash, it's perfect (there's too much noise otherwise, requiring post-processing). It has led to another fun hobby over the past few years. These days, something equivalent is amazingly low-cost.
Shop around - and have fun!
8/5/11, 10:41 AM
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This is real nice! At first, I was enamored with the pony lighting/colors...then just the overall framing...then the reflection of 'that car' in the background - but for some reason, it took me a few looks before I realized it was your car. Duh! But, that's what a great photo shot should do - keep the viewer looking.
Good Work.
Good Work.
8/5/11, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Norberd
