*Official* Post Your Pictures Thread

Irishwhistle said:
Yeah, I know, but more MP DOES mean bigger size. You see, I'm highly considering going into photography professionally and for that more size is better.
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Yes, it certainly does. I was just making myself feel better about my lowly point and shoot:(

Kornowski said:
Haha! We're thinking of the same thing, right? :P
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I think we are, lol. The funny thing was when we put him in there he started eating it, then eventually just passed out face first into it for a while. The most fun I've ever had with bees, lol.
 
This one is 100% unedited! :D

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speedyink said:
Yeah, I've been really happy with it. It's definately served me well. It's getting about time to upgrade though

Holy crapola, wish my Macro was even near that good:eek:
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Wait a second...what kind of camera do you use again..?

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ramodkk said:
How did you do that? That's pimpin! ;)
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I just sat down in one place and took half-second frames of him running. Once I got the pictures onto the computer, I cut each section of him running into one picture :)

Here was the very first one that I did. Obviously not very well done due to no tripod and the birds were moving quite fast.

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Ben said:
You've been taking shots like that with a camera like that? :eek:

But I suppose you really don't need a top of the line SLR to take amazing pictures. Work with what you have.
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Yep, the key is in the manual mode. Luckily the older Sony cameras had more manual functions than the ones out today do.

Yes, it's definately a matter of working with what you have, lol. After a while you figure out how the focus works, and how to properly adjust aperture and shutter speed. I'm also lucky that this camera is very good with the iso settings, and never brings it up high enough to produce much noise. This can be a pain with shots in darker areas, but it's definately worth it in the end.
 
Yeah I've been using a Olympus D545 Z until recently :)

The camera isn't what takes the picture, it's the owner :P
 
My new dog :D

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I call this picture : The Last Man Standing

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Hidden house!

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Sunset over St Marcellin (from my window)

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All these pictures were taken from my room :)
 
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