Reply With QuoteAny chance that for us noobs that maybe we can start posting camera settings that were used for the pics? I'm sure it won't always be applicable but when it is, it would be very helpful.
"It's all in the reflexes"
Very cool, I look forward to digging in on mine since I just walked in the door with it.Originally Posted by Dyne
"It's all in the reflexes"
Any chance that for us noobs that maybe we can start posting camera settings that were used for the pics? I'm sure it won't always be applicable but when it is, it would be very helpful.
So much ****ing semen.
like i said all mine have been auto.
The Remix
If you have photshop or any other adobe CS product, open up adobe bridge and look at the metadata (or you can probably use some other metadata reader).
For example, this picture:
Was taken with a Canon PowerShot S3 IS, the shutter speed was 1/800 sec, the Fstop was f/4.0, the aperture was f/4.0, the focal length was 72.0 mm and he did not use a flash.Click for full size
Sausage
if you have a mac just secondary click more info and you get the metadata, id imagine it would be the same on vista for properties.
i just checked, either Vista or Picasa did it, but all of it is under properties.
Last edited by B-Ri; 21 Jun 2007 at 07:57 PM.
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So much ****ing semen.
vista seems to be auto tagging all of my stuff like i said before. i'm just to lazy to go back and post the info. if you're viewing a folder of photos just single click on one and the info is on the bottom of the screen. or right clock, properties, details for more info.
Back from the dead!
Thought I would chime in with some pics. Please excuse the darkness in the pictures with the kids. It was a kiddies bday party that my coworkers kids attended at a bowling alley. I just so happen to tag along that day. I dont own one of those flash attachments so its not as bright. I borrowed his flash to take the picture of the Spiderman pinata (aimed flash up to bounce the light).
I was pretty much playing around with his flash attachment and camera lenses on my camera. The image of the Pirates of the Carribean flag thing was with his 70-210mm zoom lens which i so happen to win on eBay accidentally (posted in June haul). So I'll be playing around with the zoom more often and perfect for vacations.
I resized them to 640x426 and a resolution of 100.
"It's all in the reflexes"
These are from a couple of different parks in Monmouth County NJ. Everything is at auto setting since I'm still a noob but I think they look pretty nice. The insect one is a bit blurry but I thought it was too cool looking to leave out.
Last edited by Glass Joe; 29 Jun 2007 at 05:49 PM.
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Just received my new zoom lens in the mail. Hopefully I'll have some new shots up.
Geek
These are some shots I took from my honeymoon this past April. My wife and I spent 4 nights in S.F. and 6 in Maui. Here are a few from S.F., such as Fisherman's Wharf, AT&T Park, Napa Valley, and at the Japanese Tea Garden:
Last edited by Ozzie; 03 Jul 2007 at 10:37 AM.
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