The Photography Thread

pranav0091

pranav0091

I am not an Owl
Not as much as it'd benefit from a ND filter and some photoshop. In normal lighting, and in the case of an image thats is not going to be blown out to be displayed at 100% zoom, especially of distant objects/landscapes the benefit of having a pro-DSLR over a more modest DSLR is very limited indeed. The improvement is minimal and in fringe areas like slightly better sharpness, faster focusing, better low light sensitivity, better balance, build etc. But none of them is so important as to make or break an image.
 
pranav0091

pranav0091

I am not an Owl
Yep. Its good. Just under 2k from croma. Nice and stable, rubber feet. 1.75 kg approx, no vibrations once the camera is mounted. Not the best finished palstic around, but looks solid enough to me. And nice aluminium feet too. Surprisingly good :)
Planning to get a time-lapse video of something :D
Did some background research and a bit of testing on a setting sun. Looks fine. Now gotta get some time and a subject... Thinking of something like a rotting fruit ;)
 
tkin

tkin

Back to school!!
pranav0091 said:
Yep. Its good. Just under 2k from croma. Nice and stable, rubber feet. 1.75 kg approx, no vibrations once the camera is mounted. Not the best finished palstic around, but looks solid enough to me. And nice aluminium feet too. Surprisingly good :)
Planning to get a time-lapse video of something :D
Did some background research and a bit of testing on a setting sun. Looks fine. Now gotta get some time and a subject... Thinking of something like a rotting fruit ;)
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I have a simpex tripod, works ok, got for 800/-, wanna go to the roof and try a 60 sec shot, lets see how clear I can get the moon.

And its for that time lapse pics I want a DSLR, spinning stars :D :D
 
pranav0091

pranav0091

I am not an Owl
200mm is 4x as compared to 50mm.. so it should do I think..

I have no clue about the fisheye buddy.. But they are expensive lenses anyway :(
 
clickclick

clickclick

Journeyman
@Pranav

I am too planning to buy one, saw the benro s online, they have like 3-4 models between the price range pf 1700-2100. I shall check out the croma make too, as croma is just next to my house.
 
tkin

tkin

Back to school!!
Cheap P&S has come a long way, pic takes by father(who just knows to press the shutter button) on a Canon A800:
*i.imgur.com/4whd2R7.jpg

Another one, Kodak Easyhsare C140, taken during Amarnath trip:
*i.imgur.com/qFR4My1.jpg

The blue glass acted like a filter it seems:
*i.imgur.com/tHzqk7k.jpg

I was unlucky that I couldn't make that trip, one of the most scenic routes in India, Amarnath pilgrimage:
*i.imgur.com/nG2TQ6f.jpg

*i.imgur.com/KgWFh9b.jpg

That damn date layout, I remember turning it off when my father left for the trip, how the hell did it turn itself back on?
*i.imgur.com/Qp1ukF0.jpg

*i.imgur.com/6syuFyj.jpg

*i.imgur.com/0vHeuCU.jpg
 
tkin

tkin

Back to school!!
sujoyp said:
@tkin the place is really beautiful and very photogenic....some shots r real nice
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Yeah, too bad I missed the tour, although I didn't have the FZ150 then, would have to make a trip there myself someday, maybe next year.

Also I was surprised to see a sub 4k P&S taking this kind of quality pics :shock:
 
G

Gen.Libeb

Padawan
@tkin Some nice pics there.

Please critique
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=8783&d=1359813914
 

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pranav0091

pranav0091

I am not an Owl
@tkin: Those are some lovely pics.
@Gen: The yellows are beautiful. Nice shot. Maybe a little bit of cropping, but still the pic is pretty as it is :)
 
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