*Official* Post Your Pictures Thread

G25r8cer

G25r8cer

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Laquer Head said:
do it man, they are wicked...and you can do crazy angles.

Set it up, hit the timer, and you can do awesome stuff!
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Sweet

Im excited now

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G25r8cer

G25r8cer

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Ben said:
For me, photography isn't about seeing the world as it is and trying to create an exact replica of "natural"[If I wanted that, I wouldn't edit my photos]--It's about making what the world is, appear as it should be in my own eyes.
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Should be on a T-Shirt :D
 
Fatback

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Ramomar said:
Nice ^ Did you get a new camera? What ISO did you take those pics at?
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No I still have the same P&S I am probably going to get a XS/1000D sometime after Christmas. The 1st and 3rd where taken with ISO 100 and the 2nd I had it on ISO200. It's pretty noisy even on the lower ISO which sucks, especially in the parts that are out of focus the noise really shows. I sometimes try to take out some of the grain with some post processing but that just results in loosing a lot of quality in the photo. Some times I end up blurring the background with PS which will usually cover up a good bit of the grain and make it less noticeable, but I didn't do that on those.
 
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Geoff

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Don't you have some sort of aperture priority mode on your P&S? If so, use that instead of blurring with Photoshop.
 
Jet

Jet

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[-0MEGA-];1380500 said:
Don't you have some sort of aperture priority mode on your P&S? If so, use that instead of blurring with Photoshop.
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Even at the lowest apertures you're going to have a hard time getting a blurred background with a P&S.
 
Fatback

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[-0MEGA-];1380500 said:
Don't you have some sort of aperture priority mode on your P&S? If so, use that instead of blurring with Photoshop.
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Nah I don't have anything like that. I have Auto, Manual, Program, DIS, Portrait, and Scene. I mostley just use Manual and Program.

Jet said:
Even at the lowest apertures you're going to have a hard time getting a blurred background with a P&S.
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vroom_skies said:
Tis the truth
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Yea it's hard to get a blurred background with a P&S.

Ramomar said:
Besides, most cheap P&S don't have an AP mode.
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Yea and mine is really cheap
 
Geoff

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Jet said:
Even at the lowest apertures you're going to have a hard time getting a blurred background with a P&S.
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vroom_skies said:
Tis the truth
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Well if it has a portrait mode it may blur it enough as long as the subject is far enough away from the background.

Ramomar said:
Besides, most cheap P&S don't have an AP mode.
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I haven't looked at them lately, but I seem to remember my Canon Powershot camera did.

Fatback said:
Nah I don't have anything like that. I have Auto, Manual, Program, DIS, Portrait, and Scene. I mostley just use Manual and Program.
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Can you set the aperture in manual mode?
 
Ramodkk

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Yeah the PowerShot series are amazing! But I think he mentioned at some point that his P&S falls in the sub $50, that's the kind of P&S I meant lol
 
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