Photography Post Vol. 2

[trox]

[get_mo]

[ben_253]

yo guys,

any recs for a really good books on photography - for techniques?

wanna take my stuff to the next level

thanks!

[joelz]

Is this in reference to my post? So info would be appreciated.

He's a street artist, pretty famous: http://www.banksy.co.uk/

[joelz]

[XXXL]

Is this in reference to my post? So info would be appreciated.

yes. banksy. 10char.

[soo]

[iakonafuji]

He's a street artist, pretty famous: http://www.banksy.co.uk/

I had more respect for him when he didn't commission other artists to do his work in NY...

[dino might]

another roll off the t2. shit, its making me want a film slr, it just picks up the colors so beautifully.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3199/2925073317_cb029bf57b_o.jpg

^LOL WUT?!

^pissed i fucked up the focus in this one :[

^hahaha

[ko]

[soo]

[dacrow]

my friend took this picture of me wearing one of those contact lenses haha

interestingly, the face/eye came out in focus, but everything around it did not because of the low F setting. But I guess that just emphasizes the eye even more.

[joelz]

Some alternate views of the Brooklyn Bridge...

[dino might]

forgot one..

khoiphan, contax t2

[dino might]

camera phone shot

view from laughin'buddha's place, fucking gorgeous

[sean_]

ive been shooting a lot of film lately, i just found this old-ish slr (early 80s) in my parents basement but i don't have a scanner. its a lot of fun though.

[M.O.A]

went and shot a landslide in portland today..took this on the way back home

[Traynor]

Olympus OM-2n + Kodak Portra 400NC

[ben_253]

ok so this probably sound like a really stupid question (which may earn me neg rep) BUT when you shoot in manual do you guys use a light meter? or do you just play around with the appeture+shutter speed? :confused: thanks

[ben_253]

[Dex_star]

[Traynor]

[captain5640]

I like the DOF Traynor.

ben_253 - If you're camera doesn't have an in camera meter than you can use an out of camera meter... Also, use the proper aperture for the DOF you want then adjust shutter speed to get the proper exposure. But yeah, messing around with it is a good start even if you fuck up. Learning from experience is the best imo.

[jewbagel]

Sunny 16:

http://www.camerareview.com/templates/sunny16.cfm

[neme216]

[joelz]

[wisie]

One from last night.. The nd grads really work a treat when the sky is like this.

[rockon99]

Shot my first roll of the Ilford Pan-f Plus 50

didnt know what the hell i was doing.. some stuff turned out alright though. i do stress "alright"

[mr fluffernutter]

i relaly like the exposure on this

[mr fluffernutter]

One from last night.. The nd grads really work a treat when the sky is like this.

is this hdr? if so it doesnt look half bad