Official Photography Thread: Vol. ICan'tFindTheLastOne

Just thought I'd post this pic I quickly snapped.
Thought it looked like one of the Independence Day movie clouds. lol
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Is that rosewood furniture in the back?
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I'm assuming you're referring to the 2nd pic. I'm not sure what type of furniture or wood its made out of. I just know its damn heavy. I've had to moved it a few times in the past and it was not fun.
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^ seems like quite a bit of noise in the background of the first two portaits of the little kids. might be just webhosting degrading your image but might consider lowering the iso. if you look at like the table leg it looks more than blured like broken down (in the pixel/image sense not literal). otherwise I'd say they look fine for what they are...

Also last pic with karate get up. I would call that underexposed. I can def see how the camera would read otherwise but its also a reflected light reading not incident so thats why it happen... In the future if you want an accurate meter reading the famous ansel adams qoute "shoot for the shadows, develop for the highlights" is the way to go. just meter the camera pointed at the darkest area and then shoot. its not bad in the photo and you could go either way but technically its underexposed...
 
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Heavy? Yeah it's most likely rosewood then. Very nice! Ok back to photography!
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^^^the ISO has at the lowest setting already....200. not sure what cause that noise.

Would the size of the aperture cause noise also? I was messing with the Aperture mode when i took those shots and it was set at 7.1 or 8.
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^ no. the aperture, just affects depth of focus.. i.e. f2.8 or less is pretty open and it takes less time to get an exposure but you dont get a whole lot of depth of focus whereas like f22 or greater is like super small opening and it takes longer for an exposure but you get great depth of feild.

like pin hole cameras, most don't even have lenses but their super small holes and exposures take like few minutes and its usually quite a bit of depth of feild but most people wouldnt expect that... it just the way it all works...

I don't know about the aperture modes. I don't even own a digital and whenever I play around with someones or used one for class I just used it fully manual...

I'd look a: the orginal photo see if its there too or b: look at the pixel rate your shooting. if you have like 2gb or more memory and decent reasonably fast computer I'd just shoot raw all the time. Even if your photography is just keep sake (i guess you would call it) jpg degrade every time you save a jpg even just like resizing, croping, even changing the name you're degrading the file and it compromises the orginal information whereas raw or basically tiff files don't degrade and you can resize or whatever from there and they'll last.
 
I think he has a lot of noise cuz he over processed the pics. Did you edit them cuz some of the colors look too bright like the pink bike and the green plants?
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Thanks for breaking it down ebayologist.

I'll try some of the things you mentioned tomorrow during my daughter's bday party. i'll have all day and plenty of opportunities to take some shots.

I did process them a little in PS. but the noise is in the original files as well.
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Yeah, no prob...

In case you don't know: the f-stops and shutter speeds work inversely.. so if you want like ridiculous depth of feild it takes long exposures and really need a tripod for anything longer than 1/125 maybe 1/60... so just snapping pictures probably like 1/125 around like f8 to f16 (still follow the meter reading but thats solid like threshold persay) should get you some decent amount of depth of feild and not compromise camera shake or movement. but anyways good luck...
 
yeah, but outside they're is more light. on decently sunlit day you should be able to get 1/125 at f16. they call it the sunny 16 rule. So outside long exposures during the day are kinda silly unless you want to blur motion. so outside you shouldnt need a tripod to get "good" f-stops. I would experiment alittle you probably learn the most by figuring out what will make what happen by trying it... but so you dont end up with your little girls birthday pics being a batch of "experiments" i'd try to get some with the f-stop range and shutter speed I suggested...

Basically so you don't end up with possible bulk of botched photos or whatever. I'd do this: meter but get as high an f-stop as you can without going more time than 1/125 on the shutter speed. if its super fast motion like hitting a pinata maybe 1/250... but key i would say its keep the f-stop to higher numbers without going more time than 1/125 unless you actually want shallow depth of field i.e. close up in focus and background blurred...

End of the day you I'm almost 100% certain you can run full auto if you cant figure it out and you want a decent shot but with camera like that your selling it way short with anything but full manual or atleast one dependent on the other, which is what I think apperture mode is... that it chooses the shutterspeed you choose the apperture and shutterspeed mode is the inverse I would gather...
 
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Still had some noise in some of the pics I tool yesterday at my daughter's bday. But here are a few i really enjoyed...

My daughter going down the slide...
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My kids with the over sized pinata...
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sample of the food we were Q'ing...
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Birthday boy hiking the ball...
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My son killing the pinata...
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Birthday girl getting her hits in...
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Round 2 with the second pinata...
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And finally kid destroying it...
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Noise is the digital term for grain... With film if you overenlarge or use really fast film you get grain. Noise happens for a number of reason with digital... Noise essentially looks like broken down pixels. i.e. you'll see rgb. Over processing, over enlarging, and handful of other things will cause it...

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