Some photography :) lets share techniques!

Discussion in 'Photoshop & Artwork Section' started by litttlewing, Jun 14, 2008.

  1. litttlewing

    litttlewing Member

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    here are sum pictures iv taken with my dslr, mix from South Korea, HK n UK :) is anyone else intersted in photography?
     

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  2. litttlewing

    litttlewing Member

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    and a few more :) y cnt u add more than 5 pics? :(
     

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  3. Ju$t!Ce

    Ju$t!Ce Well-Known Member

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    The picture with the tiger is awesome.
     
    #3 Ju$t!Ce, Jun 14, 2008
  4. bbes

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    those pics are all so random. u have a pic of a tiger and then a pic of a little girl. on the other hand pics are quite gd. keep it up.
     
    #4 bbes, Jun 14, 2008
  5. litttlewing

    litttlewing Member

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    yep, iv got a huge collection of different subjects, jus posted randoms from each lol glad u liked :)
     
    #5 litttlewing, Jun 14, 2008
  6. adg

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    I liked the one with the asian girl a lot
     
    #6 adg, Jun 15, 2008
  7. ProjectD

    ProjectD VIP yay :]

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    the fountain thing with what i think is mickey looks really nice
     
    #7 ProjectD, Jun 15, 2008
  8. eggrollboy

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    #8 eggrollboy, Sep 30, 2008
  9. eggrollboy

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    Plus some at the Zoo..

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    #9 eggrollboy, Sep 30, 2008
  10. honey_babee

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    wow, they are good.
    im mostly just diong photography with film, but i think i might get a dslr
     
    #10 honey_babee, Nov 3, 2008
  11. black_sesame

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    here's some of mine... amateur here...

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    i shoot with a canon 40D
     
    #11 black_sesame, Nov 10, 2008
  12. Crystal84

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    Took them some time ago ^^

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    #12 Crystal84, Nov 13, 2008
  13. black_sesame

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    i like the last one
     
    #13 black_sesame, Nov 13, 2008
  14. Crystal84

    Crystal84 Well-Known Member

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    And some more...

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    #14 Crystal84, Nov 13, 2008
  15. stefanie_sugia

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    i think the pics are really interesting.
    ^^
    keep on taking pictures..
     
    #15 stefanie_sugia, Dec 11, 2008
  16. beebee*

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    love the one with the tiger =]
     
    #16 beebee*, Dec 16, 2008
  17. whoaitselaine

    whoaitselaine Well-Known Member

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    I like the giraffe.
    And the ferris wheeel. -^_^
     
    #17 whoaitselaine, Dec 19, 2008
  18. chocobill

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    wow those are amazing..i wish i could do that -rolleyes
     
    #18 chocobill, Dec 24, 2008
  19. Infinite Sword Creation

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    What kind of techniques do you guys use to get it out that beautifully? Or is it heavily reliant on the camera model?
     
    #19 Infinite Sword Creation, Jan 1, 2009
  20. eggrollboy

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    It's all about techniques.

    A lot of my friends tried to follow me by buying a DSLR because most of my photos are taken with it and they loved how my photos came out. But 6 months after they bought their DSLR, they gave up because it was worse than their point & shoot!

    I recently took a shot and showed it to my friends. They thought it was from my DSLR until I said I used my old point & shoot...

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    Taken with my Canon Powershot SD 850IS

    This was pretty easy.
    - Set mode to Manual (M)
    - Set to long exposure (like 1-2 seconds)
    - Set timer
    - Place on a firm surface (table or tripod)
    - Press shutter and leave camera alone.

    Ta-daaa!
     
    #20 eggrollboy, Jan 2, 2009