honda53s
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Few Gun Pictures with my DSLR
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ThawMyTongue
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Great shots! Nothing like great pics of guns!
...unless they are of girls
...unless they are of girls
itsslow98
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Great shots! Nothing like great pics of guns!
...unless they are of girls
Ill mark "Girls holding guns" down on my to do list
itsslow98
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get a book on photography. try not to use the point and shoot mode.
I took those pictures in full manual mode, kinda why I got the DSLR.
I took those pictures in full manual mode, kinda why I got the DSLR.
good! i know few buy fancy camera dslr and only use the point and shoot mode. lol
youll have fun with that. my first dslr was a canon rebel, now using nikon d90. my bro in law bought his kid the canon,same as yours. i gave her my canon flash since i hardly use it now.
oh, get yourself a lense filter. its cheaper to replace the filter than the actual lense if it get scratched.
itsslow98
Ultimate Member
good! i know few buy fancy camera dslr and only use the point and shoot mode. lol
youll have fun with that. my first dslr was a canon rebel, now using nikon d90. my bro in law bought his kid the canon,same as yours. i gave her my canon flash since i hardly use it now.
oh, get yourself a lense filter. its cheaper to replace the filter than the actual lense if it get scratched.
Yea I read good reviews for a starter camera, im sure ill learn about ALL the accessories ill need to add to it just like an AR15 needs magpul stuff and surefire lights lol. Pretty soon your into the accessories as much as you have invested in the gun itself.
yup! its another expensive hobby. im still saving for a good lense (18-200).
- Dec 27, 2011
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nice pics, i have a older digital rebel xs? and like it alot, its my Go to camera.
itsslow98
Ultimate Member
The Rebel T3 was the XS's replacement earlier this year. Main differences being the T3 is 12mp over the Xs 10mp, and the T3 does HD video as well.
I tossed my kit lens after a month. For general shooting, I have a 17-50 F/2.8 and a 35mm F/1.8.
It really covers 90% of what I do.
tcolt45
Active Member
great pictures.
A really good website for getting good info on all production Canon lenses is Bryan at
www.the-digital-picture.com
he is definatly pro Canon - but he does really scientific reviews of their lenses and gives you an honest opinion.
The best advice I can give with respect to DSLRs, is the same advice with firearms - just get out and shoot. Find a subject matter that really intrests you and enjoy doing that while shooting it. And do not ever, (unless you have atleast $$$ in the bank available to spend) attach a 70-200 f2.8 l mk2. Once you see the quality of L glass - nothing else will be acceptable.
www.the-digital-picture.com
he is definatly pro Canon - but he does really scientific reviews of their lenses and gives you an honest opinion.
The best advice I can give with respect to DSLRs, is the same advice with firearms - just get out and shoot. Find a subject matter that really intrests you and enjoy doing that while shooting it. And do not ever, (unless you have atleast $$$ in the bank available to spend) attach a 70-200 f2.8 l mk2. Once you see the quality of L glass - nothing else will be acceptable.
Maverick0313
Retired and loving it
Veddy nice!
Indiana Jones
Wolverine
I like it. Sweet camera. Now some car pics!
Off topic, what model Surefire is that on your 23 and what dot it run ya?
Off topic, what model Surefire is that on your 23 and what dot it run ya?
davsco
Ultimate Member
as you can see from your first couple of pics, depth of field is an important factor in photography. your aperature settings play a big part in that and of course are impacted by your shutter speeds (and vice versa).
what's great with digital, as opposed to film, is that you can see your results instantly and know if another shot needs to be taken (out of focus, something unwanted in the background, etc).
and the pro photographer's number one secret: TRIPOD
enjoy, it's a lotta fun.
what's great with digital, as opposed to film, is that you can see your results instantly and know if another shot needs to be taken (out of focus, something unwanted in the background, etc).
and the pro photographer's number one secret: TRIPOD
enjoy, it's a lotta fun.
WSM
Rugeritis
Oh noes, another gay porn thread . Nice guns and pics.
. Nice guns and pics.F-Stop
Ultimate Member
Nice camera and pistol. I think you are on the right track. Just keep taking pics and understand your camera adjustments. Once you see your kit lens limitations you know it's time for an upgrade. You will appreciate the new lens more also knowing what it gives you. But hey if you have the cabbage go crazy with L lenses now. Just like guns, the "wants" are a powerful force. Lol!!
MightyWarMonger
0351 Semper Fi
verry nice photo's have you read this thread by spooky dan?
http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=10232
http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=10232
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