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What Kind of Tripod to buy??
I got a pretty cheap tripod secondhand and it works fine for my night unless you are exposed and it's really windy. If you are getting your first tripod I wouldn't spend that much unless your plannin…
Replied Sep. 19, 2009
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Beautiful photograph, lovely light.
It's awesome...wonderful glare. I love the colors of the reflections.
Hi Lawrence
It's a nice shot. If you don't mind, can you tell me, how the silky water effect you produced. I am very much interested to know.
Cheers...
Venkat
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- Gender:
- Male
- Hometown:
- Leamington Spa
- About Me:
- I am a PhD student at Warwick University studying microbiology. I have been into photography for about a year, but due to various excuses, haven't done anywhere near as much as I would like. Mainly because of work but I am also passionate about other interests. I've decided to put a bit more effort into getting out there and just taking more photos this year, and this community is hopefully the first step! I don't know if I really have a favourite type of photography, although I feel drawn to landscape, and am not really into taking photos indoors or of manipulated environments - but I quite like images like this, I just prefer to get outside.
I'm a keen tennis player, love music/gigs, comedy (Edinburgh fringe!), films, and popular science books.
- My Equipment
- Canon 400D with 17-55mm, and 55-200mm lenses
Terrible tripod
Various filters, shutter release etc.
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Comment Wall (18 comments)
- At 2:21am on October 14, 2009,
crave angela said…
- tnx!!i really appreciate your complement.
take care!!
GB!
- At 8:05am on September 28, 2009,
Edgar said…
- I've never had any problems with the R72 filter except for the long exposures, usually around 1 sec at midday set at F11 or higher. With a faster lens maybe I can get a faster shutter speed.
Nope, i wish a have a dslr IR converted camera and that would be nice. It'll probably cost me around $700.00 because first i have to purchase a used dslr ( $300.00 ) then to have it IR converted, that'll cost me another $400.00 +.
- At 7:17pm on September 26, 2009,
Venkat Kalyan said…
- Hi Lawrence
Thanks for your advise. I will try in your way.
Cheers...
Venkat
- At 12:31pm on September 24, 2009,
Edgar said…
- If you're serious about IR, it's best to have a dslr converted to IR. it's an expensive process but it's worth it. The problem with IR using a filter like the R72 is the slow shutter speed even when you're shooting during the brightest day.
- At 7:13am on September 24, 2009,
Rebecca Ellis said…
- Thanks for the welcome. I will hopefully been adding some photos soon. I'm new at this (just started my photography course) so please be gentle :-) Delete Comment
- At 4:51am on September 24, 2009,
vjekoslav antic said… - Thank you for friendship.
- At 2:51pm on September 22, 2009,
Debbie Portwood said… - Hello Lawrence, Welcome to MSS,Sorry for the late welcome and I hope you will forgive me for not commenting on your great shots tonight. I hope you will stay in touch and let me know when you add more photos if you can.
Love and Prayers from a pastors wife ~~Debbie~~
- At 12:17pm on September 22, 2009,
Rod Irwin said… - Glad you like it! Here is a "cut and past" of a comment I made to another member:
I have 7 tub feeders in my back yard and, at present, 1 hummingbird feeder. However it gets plenty of activity.
To get the picture I set up my camera on a tripod and prefocused just slightly past the one feeding point and used my remote shutter release
and sat back about 15 meters and waited. It took me 4 days to get it right. The feeder is in the shade so light was a problem. I wanted a shutter speed of 1/2500 sec but, because of the light, I had to settle for 1/500 sec with f/5.6 which didn't provide much a depth of field. As it turned out the lower shutter speed made the picture. I also had the ISO set at 400 which is fairly slow but very little noise.
I might also add that I consumed about 1 1/2 bottles of wine waiting for hummer to return.
- At 7:22am on September 21, 2009,
Rina C.J said… - yes i did,I have been taking of photos my sister until now..
thanks for your comment^^
nice to meet you^^
- At 3:24am on September 21, 2009,
Michele Stevenson said… - hi Lawrence, thanks for checking out my photos and your comment on my Dr. Seuss fish in the sky. I'm glad that someone gets my quirky sense of humor.
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