*Official* Post Your Pictures Thread

[Fatback]

From my new camera. Nothing special just some practice shots.

 

[Justin]

:O

here are my rubbish fireworks shots from last night

 

[Fatback]

jnskyliner34 I love the fireworks, most have been awesome to see in person.

Here is a couple more from my new camera.

and here is a Panorama using the panorama mode on it

 

[Justin]

thanks. those were the best out of 50 terrible shots i took. lol

 

[Fatback]

There not terrible not to me anyways. I think you did a pretty good job.

 

[Stoic Sentinel]

There not terrible not to me anyways. I think you did a pretty good job.

+1, they're pretty damn nice. I couldn't get anything close if I tried

 

[Justin]

lol

the rest are on my flickr page and they aren't so great.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jnskyliner34

 

[Fatback]

lol

the rest are on my flickr page and they aren't so great.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jnskyliner34

Yea I already saw them(btw thanks for adding me as a contact on flickr) like I said I think they are pretty good. Was that you're first time shooting fireworks?

 

[Justin]

yup. i've been reading on how to photogrpah fireworks for weeks now. they all said to shoot in bulb mode on iso 100 and apertures of f/8 and f/11. so i did and i saw the results i was like "eh? is this right?" lol

 

[Fatback]

hummm I read one that said to use a ISO 100, shutter speed of 2sec, aperture of f/8 and adjust it as more and more fireworks start to erupt that way you're photo doesn't get over exposed.

 

[aviation_man]

hummm I read one that said to use a ISO 100, shutter speed of 2sec, aperture of f/8 and adjust it as more and more fireworks start to erupt that way you're photo doesn't get over exposed.

You also have to keep in mind that a 2 second exposure will also make some fireworks blurry..

 

[Fatback]

You also have to keep in mind that a 2 second exposure will also make some fireworks blurry..

Thank you for that all mighty photo king I was just repeating what I read and heard.

 

[Justin]

i shot between 15-30 secs in bulb mode. none of the guides said how long so i followed my gut instinct when to release the shutter cord.

 

[Fatback]

i shot between 15-30 secs in bulb mode. none of the guides said how long so i followed my gut instinct when to release the shutter cord.

Gut instinct is always the best just shoot how you feel is necessary and it will come out the way you want.


One from today

 

[Rit]

By all means I am not a photographer, but I took this one afternoon/evening through my parents window during a 'snow storm'. (Shrunk it down a little to fit)

 

[Justin]

^ that is nice!

 

[Geoff]

Time to post this one back up!

 

[Fatback]

Very nice TFT!

So Omega did you climb up there to get that shot?

Some from today

 

[Geoff]

So Omega did you climb up there to get that shot?

Nope, I was on the deck and used my 100mm macro to get the shot.

 

[Fatback]

Thanks, so how long was the exposure on the water fountain one, nice pic.

Thanks! the settings where S2(not seconds) F3.2 ISO 200

Nope, I was on the deck and used my 100mm macro to get the shot.

ah ok I see