Official Photography Thread: Vol. ICan'tFindTheLastOne

Originally Posted by baller mayo

Originally Posted by SaNTi0321

Anyone have a Canon Powershot S5 IS? I bought myself one for Christmas, but i told my self i wouldn't open it till the 25th. lol. I was aiming for a D40, but with Canadian taxes, it would have totaled to around $760 without a memory card, so I couldnt. cant wait to use it.

where you shopping? they're like $559 at Blacks, + 15% is just under $650.

My bad, i meant with memory card. i went to futureshop, it was $589.99, and the memory card was like 49.99 for a 4GB plus a stupid product replacement planthat was $40 bucks. regardless though the difference between $350 and $589 minus tax is still alot to me.
 
Originally Posted by SaNTi0321

Originally Posted by baller mayo

Originally Posted by SaNTi0321

Anyone have a Canon Powershot S5 IS? I bought myself one for Christmas, but i told my self i wouldn't open it till the 25th. lol. I was aiming for a D40, but with Canadian taxes, it would have totaled to around $760 without a memory card, so I couldnt. cant wait to use it.

where you shopping? they're like $559 at Blacks, + 15% is just under $650.

My bad, i meant with memory card. i went to futureshop, it was $589.99, and the memory card was like 49.99 for a 4GB plus a stupid product replacement plan that was $40 bucks. regardless though the difference between $350 and $589 minus tax is still alot to me.

yea i hear you. I just moved from Toronto to Calgary, there's no PST tax here,
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so Im hoping to get that d40 this week before xmas
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Originally Posted by SlowZEbra

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How did you do first picture with a blurry background? Is that photoshopped? I been trying to do that but no luck...
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and I'm also using a Canon S5 IS.
 
^Well scanning the film is a lot better than scanning the printed images. And I take it thats what you've done. Otherwise the focus is kind of soft on someof them, that might be result of how you scanned them. Otherwise i would say push the contrast a little more in all but the first two. And generally they seema bit dark but again might because the scanning. Compositionally I would say the first two are the most interesting, they actually might have bit too muchcontrast and definitely too dark. The others I'm sort of at a loss as to really their subject/significance.

Also dust your scans, if you have photoshop it's quite an easy task.



gHeTtOnOyPi, that photograph with the pot, dude just shortened the depth of focus, i.e. lower f-stop. You probably need an slr or dslr to have any real successdoing it...
 
Thanks for the advice. The prints are much brighter in person, and dust spots are from when i scanned them.
The other photographs we had to shoot nature, still life, and motion.
Thanks for your help.
 
^I know thats what the dust is from... You can remove them in photoshop with the healing brush. But yeah, it would help a lot too just scan the negative. Butno problem...

I enjoy looking at film a lot more so post whenever I'll try and give you feedback relatively timely.

I realize the camera is probably manual focus but you gotta work on getting the focus sharp, most of those 50mm primes on manual slr's are perfectly sharplenses.
 
Yeah I understand. I took these photographs last minute for a final portfolio due tomorrow.
I was using a very old 35mm, and haven't used film in years. It's my 1st semester taking the class so I'm still learning.
Still deciding if I should do another semester of film or go more into digital.
 
Originally Posted by SlowZEbra

gHeTtOnOyPi - are you on macro mode? btw how is that camera? i was thinkin' about coppin


Yeah, i think macro or even the super-macro mode on the S5 IS should make the background blurry, or maybe mess with your aperture settings. I cant wait touse S5... sitting under the tree right now.
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If you want to see the types of picspeople take with the S5 IS check here. http://flickr.com/groups/canonpowershots5is/pool/
 
What camera should I get myt? stick with a Canon SD1000 or S3 or 5 or go with a Nikon D40 or comparable Canon EOS?
 
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