The photography thread

kramer1309

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Hey guys, I seen some of you are interested in photography and I was thinking we could have a thread dedicated to it.
I recently got a little into it so I don't have any great pics but lets give this a go; these were done with a 5mpx sony-ericsson camera phone ( :lol: ) and a little contrast adjusting..

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Shot with a Nokia N73 :lol:

But me and my dad is going to invest in a real camera this summer(Hopefully.), then i'll post some real pictures in this thread. ;)
 
My flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nathanmollison/

Please ignore all the self portraits - it was to track the growth of my moustache last year :lol: I really should get around to taking them down...

I would like to be a pro, but baby steps at this point. I've had bits and pieces of paid work which is not shown on my flickr either (and some other stuff I'm sitting on)... Oh, and you guys might be interested to know I had a photo published in Metal Hammer mag once...
 
wow! arv.. those are really great.. love the last one.
How do you get your colours so rich? (im sure its my cam's stupid tiny sensor!)

@NNotN-ENN: dude... i love metal pharoh!... and congrats bout metal hammer!
 
I are professional photographer?

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ok I'm done showing off lol, if you want to see more check out my portfolio sites

www.btkphoto.com and http://www.flickr.com/photos/btkphoto or http://www.flickr.com/photos/btkphoto/sets/

I do mostly weddings, but also some band work (promo/live) and senior/family portraiture

It seems you like riding that ND filter a lot! I like the (Niagara?) falls and the palm tree with the blurred clouds. I'm not really into HDR or composite images but whatever, you have some very good images here.
:Smokin:
 
Fucking great pics arv!

I'm a noob at this. I bought last year a Canon G10 and learnt some theory on internet about photography... I like to play with all manual modes and I hope next year I can get a decent reflex camera. I'll post my pics when i get home.
 
Thanks guys!

Fabbio, the panorama is indeed Niagara Falls.

Any tips for the beginners from the pros?

Shoot every day. If you don't have a decent DSLR with interchangeable lenses.. get one :) there is a lot of stuff available on the used market for very decent prices

wow! arv.. those are really great.. love the last one.
How do you get your colours so rich? (im sure its my cam's stupid tiny sensor!)

It's a combination of shooting with great cameras and my editing technique. I use a Canon 5D Mark II and a Nikon D700. I find that the photos I take with the Canon tend to be more saturated already than those I take with the D700.
 
God I really need to invest in some longer glass :(

Your DOF is amazing. What Lens are you using?

Question......

Was the Palm Tree shot at night with a long exposure time? Cause that's bad ass you got a daylight sky like that!

The 3 pictures you quoted were shot with (in order)
Nikon 10.5mm f/2.8 fisheye
Nikon 10.5mm f/2.8 fisheye
Canon 15mm f/2.8 fisheye

I also use a Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR, a Nikon 50mm f/1.8, and a Canon 28mm f/2.8. Those are pretty much all of the lenses I use. I have one more on my list to buy which is a Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L. That way I will be able to keep my telephoto on my Nikon and be able to switch to the Canon quickly when I need to switch from wide angle to telephoto in a short period of time without swapping lenses (have to do that a lot during weddings).

The exposure on the palm tree shot was 141 seconds at ISO800, so a little over 2 minutes. I have a badass tripod that stood up to the extreme winds on the beach that night.
 
The 3 pictures you quoted were shot with (in order)
Nikon 10.5mm f/2.8 fisheye
Nikon 10.5mm f/2.8 fisheye
Canon 15mm f/2.8 fisheye

I also use a Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR, a Nikon 50mm f/1.8, and a Canon 28mm f/2.8. Those are pretty much all of the lenses I use. I have one more on my list to buy which is a Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L. That way I will be able to keep my telephoto on my Nikon and be able to switch to the Canon quickly when I need to switch from wide angle to telephoto in a short period of time without swapping lenses (have to do that a lot during weddings).

The exposure on the palm tree shot was 141 seconds at ISO800, so a little over 2 minutes. I have a badass tripod that stood up to the extreme winds on the beach that night.

Ya man that shot if fucking epic!!

i wish i could get more vibrant colors out of my Olympus :( I cant really afford a Nikon or Cannon cause I am too busy buying shit for the studio ...lol

I have an Olympus e-420 which was rated #1 of the low end semi-pro cams. I want a D90 soooooooo bad :(
 
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ARV - those shots are great. Especially the Niagara pic! Awesome.:headbang:

Thanks man!

Ya man that shot if fucking epic!!

i wish i could get more vibrant colors out of my Olympus :( I cant really afford a Nikon or Cannon cause I am too busy buying shit for the studio ...lol

I have an Olympus e-420 which was rated #1 of the low end semi-pro cams. I want a D90 soooooooo bad :(

Thanks dude.. I'm willing to bet you could sell your Olympus and pick up an older Nikon DSLR (D70 or something) with the money. Great camera, it's the one I started out with and it served me very well until I started doing weddings.