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Originally Posted by Gribs
The photo that I posted here was taken using that lens. I just got my wife a Panasonic Lumix LX3 for her birthday, and she is playing with it - again mostly for pictures of our kids
Happy birthday to your wife, Gribs. Great gift too
I should mention that in the research lab I have done quite a bit of photography under various microscopes, mostly with a Zeiss stereoscope and a Nikon research scope and using Optronix CCD cameras. There are expensive pieces of lab gear that are really nice. If I can find anything interesting in my files I will post later. I have done some time-elapsed photography of things like "black spots" eating away at OLEDs in situ while the OLED is turned on.
Originally Posted by Mediterranean
Omg, lucky you xpander! Please share the results when you can. And yes, the timelapse should look great. Nice pic from above. Have a safe trip
P.S: use bizrate.com to find the cheapest Rebel T2i possible. You will save some money.
P.S: use bizrate.com to find the cheapest Rebel T2i possible. You will save some money.
Found a way to do panning automatically. Now try this with a handheld camera, lol
Next challenge: how to make the motion two-dimensional. Here it's moving in a circular motion only. I need to find a way to have it move in a straight line all while spinning. Motorized track? Any ideas on how I would build one for cheap?
Music made using what you see in the vid.
Select "720p" for clearer audio & video.
Next challenge: how to make the motion two-dimensional. Here it's moving in a circular motion only. I need to find a way to have it move in a straight line all while spinning. Motorized track? Any ideas on how I would build one for cheap?
Music made using what you see in the vid.
Select "720p" for clearer audio & video.
Lovely photos. Very artistic!
dSLR camera?
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dSLR camera?
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Originally Posted by Mediterranean
Lovely photos. Very artistic!
dSLR camera?
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dSLR camera?
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Yes, they are taken with a Nikon D90...
BDSM shots or it didn't happen! 
Great shots, Tom. Good composition, especially on the last photo and the one at the bar/restaurant. I think they would have looked a lot better if they were taken with a better camera. Is this a phonecam by any chance? iPhone perhaps?
That looks like a Gothic town. Dracula would love to live and suck some blood there
Ferran: that is one fine camera!
I never used a dSRL before. Maybe some day
Great shots, Tom. Good composition, especially on the last photo and the one at the bar/restaurant. I think they would have looked a lot better if they were taken with a better camera. Is this a phonecam by any chance? iPhone perhaps?
That looks like a Gothic town. Dracula would love to live and suck some blood there
Ferran: that is one fine camera!
I never used a dSRL before. Maybe some day
Originally Posted by Mediterranean
BDSM shots or it didn't happen!
Great shots, Tom. Good composition, especially on the last photo and the one at the bar/restaurant. I think they would have looked a lot better if they were taken with a better camera. Is this a phonecam by any chance? iPhone perhaps?
That looks like a Gothic town. Dracula would love to live and suck some blood there
Ferran: that is one fine camera!
I never used a dSRL before. Maybe some day
Great shots, Tom. Good composition, especially on the last photo and the one at the bar/restaurant. I think they would have looked a lot better if they were taken with a better camera. Is this a phonecam by any chance? iPhone perhaps?
That looks like a Gothic town. Dracula would love to live and suck some blood there
Ferran: that is one fine camera!
I never used a dSRL before. Maybe some day
Actually, I'm pretty bad at taking pictures. This was the first time that I manually set all the settings. It has been a good way to learn about all the camera's features, and while not the best, I'm defenitly proud of the pictures (I took like 280 pictures in those 4 days xD)
lol Tom, now I am the one who feels like the worst photographer because I am obviously blind, lol
But seriously, there's just something about them that's missing [nothing to do with the composition of the shots]. It must be some of the settings you made in manual mode, like ISO sensitivity, shutter speed and aperture. The photos look too small too [resolution]. I think you reduced the image size in your photo program so much that some of the detail and clarity [sharpness] are lost. Does the camera allow you to shoot at low resolution? Some cameras do that in continuous/burst mode because the sensor can't keep up with so many photos being taken in a second. So the photos are shot are a fraction of the actual resolution of the camera.
Side note about composition: I don't know if you already know about this rule in photography called "the rule of thirds" but you did it in all of those photos. Very nice
It's great that you are using full manual. It's not that easy to master! I am still trying to.
But seriously, there's just something about them that's missing [nothing to do with the composition of the shots]. It must be some of the settings you made in manual mode, like ISO sensitivity, shutter speed and aperture. The photos look too small too [resolution]. I think you reduced the image size in your photo program so much that some of the detail and clarity [sharpness] are lost. Does the camera allow you to shoot at low resolution? Some cameras do that in continuous/burst mode because the sensor can't keep up with so many photos being taken in a second. So the photos are shot are a fraction of the actual resolution of the camera.
Side note about composition: I don't know if you already know about this rule in photography called "the rule of thirds" but you did it in all of those photos. Very nice
It's great that you are using full manual. It's not that easy to master! I am still trying to.
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