Wow. That's a great pic. Looks like a die cast model.
Wow. That's a great pic. Looks like a die cast model.
Thanks!Originally Posted by tsingson
I really need to get an 85mm f/1.8 in my life more permanently.
I agree. The pics look awesome.
Thank you! Pretty quickly figured out what shots look good and what don't with it. Amazed at how well some of them came out
IMG_6501_2 by shintarodesign, on Flickr
IMG_6475_3 by shintarodesign, on Flickr
IMG_6219_3 by shintarodesign, on Flickr
Not really advice but one thing I did notice is I think you should bump the ISO so you can get faster shutter speeds. You are using aperture priority correct? A few of the pics that had some motion blur is because of too slow shutter speed. 1/60 or 1/80 is probably too slow for the length. I'd want at least 1/125 shutter speed to get sharp images.Thank you! Pretty quickly figured out what shots look good and what don't with it. Amazed at how well some of them came out
Yeah...I use Aperture mode. I forgot that I had 1/60 set in Auto ISO because that's a good base speed for the 35mm, but I didn't bump it up when I had the 85mm. Live and learn on that one. I normally just set the min shutter speed to 1 over the focal length (or whichever shutter speed is the next highest, like 1/60 instead of 1/30 for the 35mm).
Thankfully I don't get paid for these shots yet because those are mistakes I couldn't afford to make otherwise. I did think about perhaps trying to make some side cash and offer up my services as unofficial official event photographer, but I probably wouldn't have nearly as much fun
Other than that, I've seen your new portraits pop up on Flickr and I gotta say...Nice work! Your lighting job is superb!
I snapped a few scenic photos this weekend. I didn't take the 10-22 off the camera, lol.
Top of Blue Ridge Parkway
Rainy sunset on the dragon
A flower!
Ah, makes total sense. I figured you already realized it but just wanted to point it out just in case. Your pics just keep getting better and better!
Yeah...I use Aperture mode. I forgot that I had 1/60 set in Auto ISO because that's a good base speed for the 35mm, but I didn't bump it up when I had the 85mm. Live and learn on that one. I normally just set the min shutter speed to 1 over the focal length (or whichever shutter speed is the next highest, like 1/60 instead of 1/30 for the 35mm).
Thankfully I don't get paid for these shots yet because those are mistakes I couldn't afford to make otherwise. I did think about perhaps trying to make some side cash and offer up my services as unofficial official event photographer, but I probably wouldn't have nearly as much fun
Other than that, I've seen your new portraits pop up on Flickr and I gotta say...Nice work! Your lighting job is superb!
Thanks! I feel like I'm learning a lot. Having a different lens to try out made me have to think differently than I usually do. Thankfully, the results were decent
just a few of my favorite car shots taken over the past year
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IMG_6695_2 by shintarodesign, on Flickr
Beautiful!!!!
Saw one of those laying in the grass today, didn't seem to mind me sticking my camera phone an inch or two from it. Great shot
Was moving some old files and ran across this E30 M3 from an anime expo. Tried rotating it and couldn't really get it straight to my liking so I left it as shot, apart from the saturation obviously.
DSC_0336 by fwdtamiya, on Flickr
I like it
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