Official Photography Thread: Vol. ICan'tFindTheLastOne

[nine point five]

got a D40 a couple weeks ago so I've been going crazy.

and a couple more cuz I'm conceited

M!ke

 

[ponrinthiswgm]

Originally Posted by nine point five

Sick flick, but the lighting makes them look like pennys.

 

[j paycheck]

Yoooo LOL thought they was pennies and without thinking or looking too closely (from phone) I thought "huh,clever! 25pennies and a quarter on top"

 

[mjbetch]

 

[elboricua 6]

i agree ... the light is horrible on that picture .. but I like the concept ..

here's a quick edit ...

 

[mjbetch]

^ you don't see the shadows. and too many highlights

 

[elboricua 6]

lol it was a quick edit but you do see the shadow and its not blueish ..

 

[Fong$tarr]

I have a SDHC and I would recommend just getting a regular SD. For some reason my SD card reader and my other cameras are not compatible with it and as far asit holding more space, you really don't need that much space if you have something like a 4 gig card.

 

[phyzxs]

Originally Posted by elboricua 6

lol it was a quick edit but you do see the shadow and its not blueish ..

your edit was better...

 

[luong1209]

I gotta learn how to do all this editing stuff.

Also, I'm planning to hop on this for $34.95:

 

[mjbetch]

Originally Posted by elboricua 6

lol it was a quick edit but you do see the shadow and its not blueish ..

mine was a quick edit too

 

[ponrinthiswgm]

Originally Posted by Mr Fongstarr

I have a SDHC and I would recommend just getting a regular SD. For some reason my SD card reader and my other cameras are not compatible with it and as far as it holding more space, you really don't need that much space if you have something like a 4 gig card.

I really only wanna use it for my d40. Just wanna know if its gonna work? And if so what are the advantages of the regular SD card?

 

[flyingemu05]

Originally Posted by Mr Fongstarr

I have a SDHC and I would recommend just getting a regular SD. For some reason my SD card reader and my other cameras are not compatible with it and as far as it holding more space, you really don't need that much space if you have something like a 4 gig card.

im pretty sure you need an sdhc card reader. i had that problem too so i had to go and buy one.

 

[that guy max]

SupraTurbo619- nice set, very crisp

just one for me

shot with my canon XT, 50mm 1.8, and off camera flash camera left and right (430exII and 430ex)

 

[Fong$tarr]

Originally Posted by FlyingEMU05

I have a SDHC and I would recommend just getting a regular SD. For some reason my SD card reader and my other cameras are not compatible with it and as far as it holding more space, you really don't need that much space if you have something like a 4 gig card.

im pretty sure you need an sdhc card reader. i had that problem too so i had to go and buy one.

Yeah i know....but I have some crappy Canon SD450 that I use for places that I can't bring my DSLR and it wasn't compatible. So aside from just buyinga SD card reader, I have to get another SD card. I just think it is unnecessary but SD cards are so cheap anyways.

 

[nealraj006]

I don't like SDHC cards because some computers don't read them. My mom recently got an SDHC to go with her new P&S Canon and she decided to get a 4GB SDHC for $15. The 2 GB SD was the same price and she didn't care. I had to get her a card reader just so she can upload her pictures. If you get anSDHC, make sure your computer can read them and transfer files with them as well.

 

[qkslvrtypes]

XT + tokina 12-24

broham

vignetting caused by stacked filters...i didnt correct it since i thought it added to the feel of the photo.

gilroy

 

[kickmatic23]

Originally Posted by qksLvrtypeS

love this man.. great colors and nice and crisp.. i kinda like the vignetting also

 

[mjbetch]

haha broham. not a lot of people use that word haha. unless that's his real name lmao

 

[SVNTI]

Why don't you guys post steps on how to fix the white balance, instead of "1 upping" his own pic.

 

[davevirgile]

 

[elboricua 6]

Inspire by the roll of quarters ..

There are all handheld and I didn't break 1/13 .. explain why they are so soft - Still I'm highly disappointed .. I hate all the noise .. I thought the50D will handle high ISOs better but at 640 I got worst results than the XSi ..

.. wth ..

C&C is always welcome ....

 

[TheGodFresco]

Originally Posted by SaNTi0321

Why don't you guys post steps on how to fix the white balance, instead of "1 upping" his own pic.

yea, i would like to know

 

[SVNTI]

^ Should have read reviews of the 50D. Most people still recommended the 40D over it.

http://www.dpr....com/r...s/canoneos50d/page31.asp

Conclusion - Cons

• High ISO performance worse than 40D
• Reduced dynamic range in the shadow areas compared to EOS 40D
• Per-pixel detail not as good as on good 10 or 12 megapixel cameras
• High-end lenses required to get the most out of the camera
• Poor white balance performance under artificial light
• Flash must be up for AF assist lamp (although AF is good even in low light)
• Live view not as accurate as on 40D (framing very slightly off-center, in contrast detect AF mode not possible to magnify right out to the extreme corner

 

[mjbetch]

Originally Posted by SaNTi0321

Why don't you guys post steps on how to fix the white balance, instead of "1 upping" his own pic.

open it up in photoshop, for mac (cmd + b), for windos (ctrl + b) which brings up the "color balance adjustment thing and then just messaround with the color settings there. shadows, mid tones and highlights