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good to see the thread coming back alive.there are no stupid questions.
but there are stupid people.Comment
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@Anvancy: It's been days since we posted some macro shots! Tomorrow the weekend starts, am hoping to get some macros. Been starving without some bugs/insects/etc.
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That's a lovely shot! Really liking it... tell us more about it... when you shot it, where, how, etc..Originally posted by Sunny View Post
Nice moon shots Praveen. What camera are you using?Originally posted by praveenkm View Post
Here's one I shot a few weeks back..Yes, I know... Its yet another Moon shot.. but I wanted to share this as I reckon, its my best moon shot yet with the humble 70-300IS..
400D with 70-300 IS @ 300mm, 1/320, f/8, ISO 100, Manual focus, Hand Held, Image Stabilisation Off.
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Nice one Vicky..!! Such a superb shot that the craters on the moon are pretty clearly visible..
This tells how good a fotographer u r...!!
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Originally posted by Aryan View Post@Anvancy: It's been days since we posted some macro shots! Tomorrow the weekend starts, am hoping to get some macros. Been starving without some bugs/insects/etc.
i just ran out of macro shots..i have put up an advt in classifieds for insects.they dont seem to come any near me.come and have free passport photos..special raynox lenses used.
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Just picked up a D60 kit...just a beginner here, so now starts the learning process...will mostly use it for covering the track events, no plans for big lenses as of now
Something i took while messing around yesterday, using the standard 55mm lens so nothing fancy, but i like this camera already...
drop of water in a jar
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great..read the manual.Originally posted by Killer View PostJust picked up a D60 kit....now starts the learning process...will mostly use it for covering the track events, no plans of big lenses as of now
Something i took while messing around yesterday, using the standard 55mm lens so nothing fancy, but i like this camera already...
drop of water in a jar
u used the flash??and if you are gonna cover track events u better get a fast lens to have the max output from the camera.there are no stupid questions.
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yup, its taken in the night so needs the flash to give the drops a little dazzle...there was reflection off the edge of the jar though, else it would've worked out good.Originally posted by anvancy View Post
I know, will probably borrow somebody's lens lol...can't see myself investing that kinda money for a decent lens....and people say racing is expensive phewand if you are gonna cover track events u better get a fast lens to have the max output from the camera.
For now its just a decent all-rounderComment
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my new laptop given by my college.
the dust really was attracted to the comp.how much i used to clean it,it used to return back.
iso 100 F2.8 super macro mode.
anvancy.there are no stupid questions.
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^ anvancy : Arre dude we cudn't see the whole thing.....we cud see just the keys and the dell logo Hope the full thing is coming up in the next post of urs.
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Cleaned up water drop pic, first one had too much noise. Btw, Pic was taken at 1/200, f/5.3, ISO 400, Manual focus with flash, VR turned offLast edited by Killer; 11-07-2008, 09:12 PM.Comment
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Killer dude: Thats the first picture you took with the SLR? hats Off. A champion in one is capable of being a champion in everything.Join xBhp On
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Yeah man, its one of the first pics....Thanks, thats a big compliment coming from you. I'm not much into photography, mostly wanted a camera i could hand over to a friend to take my pics at the race track, I've discovered though that this can be quite a bit of funOriginally posted by Sunny View Post
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