Rebel XTi
50mm F/1.8
1/60th @ f/1.8
(for both)

And seriously, your photo makes me thirsty just lookin at those big grains of salt.

 

And seriously, your photo makes me thirsty just lookin at those big grains of salt.

mee too, im gonna go get a nice BIG glass of ICE WATER

 

Canon XSi
17-55mm 2.8 @ 55mm
ISO 400 w/580EX II flash on
Aperture 20.0
Speed 1/200

I totally forgot to put on the CP filter... Darn. It would have reduced some glares out of the red umbrella. UGH!!!

 

Casio Exilim (digi cam)
3x optical zoom
6.2-18.6mm
Setting Auto

 

sweet this threads doing good

whytelegend whats on the left of that and damn thats allot of noise

 

sweet this threads doing good

whytelegend whats on the left of that and damn thats allot of noise

Thats the side of the house ..noise u say I don't hear sh!t .. I just saw the moonlight grab digi cam and took I quick pic.. everything was set on auto

 

Hey, random pics don't have to be good pics right?

I found an old pic of a peanut can too! lol

K10D with 50mm
ISO 100
f/1.4
1/15

Panasonic DMC-LC43 at 5.8mm
ISO 200
f/2.8
1/8

Caught this while playing horseshoes; it landed like that.

Nokia phone camera

 

should be good shots. other wise i would have said "picture" or "snapshot" in the title

I know people can take photos I want to see them

also 1.4 is rediculus try stoping down about 2 stops. the image will be a hell of allot sharper and it will have a better depth of field

 

Samblaze, that pic rocks! That fish is huge! :lol:

should be good shots. other wise i would have said "picture" or "snapshot" in the title

I know people can take photos I want to see them

also 1.4 is rediculus try stoping down about 2 stops. the image will be a hell of allot sharper and it will have a better depth of field

Dude, are you serious?? This is a random picture thread but you're critiquing? :lol:

That picture was obviously taken just for the 'randomness' of it. Thanks for the tip though. Usually if someone buys this kind of lens they understand how dof works. A photo by definition is a picture whereas a picture is not necessarily a photo but now that I see you've edited the 1st post, no worries. I'll try to find some better 'random' pics that meet your thread standards.:boobies:

 

This 600 pound grouper scared the crap out of me off the Malaysian coast. he just appeared out of the murky water and was watching me. Taking the picture was more of a knee-jerk reaction than anything else. Canon S1 IS in night mode with underwater case.

 

i thought i'll post a few pics from my trip to puerto rico. Sorry i dont know the model number of the camera only thing i know is that it was a digtial 7mega pixel cannon camera. Oh and none of the photos were edited. The second one is my favorite.

 

Some shots at the zoo. I handled the big zoom all day and convinced my hands are not steady enough.... sigh....

 

Weekend get aways... image was taken while in motion @30mph :thumbsup:

Just before sunset, boat cruise; San Francisco Bay!

Sony Cyber-shot / Digi-CAM
DSC-W90 (Automode ftw)

 

^ Lovin' the shot of the Golden Gate Bridge.

 

nikon d70
auto (all from the first day i got it haha)

 

all right rich here is a couple random shots of mine.
Camera: Nikon D40
Exposure: 0.01 sec (1/100)
Aperture: f/9
Focal Length: 48 mm
ISO Speed: 200


Camera: Nikon D40
Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture: f/10
Focal Length: 18 mm
ISO Speed: 200



Camera: Nikon D40
Exposure: 272 sec (272)
Aperture: f/3.5
Focal Length: 18 mm
ISO Speed: 200

 

dude f10 has an awesome depth of feild Thats is a clear example at why you always use manual or A modes

nocashrider- when did you get the D70 ill have to teach you a lil bit about it

 

Wow Mark...what building is that in the second photo? I really like the perspective on the 'apex' of the corner!

 

I am not quite to sure on what it used to be but right now it is a clothing store in globe,az. it was built in the mid 1800's. the facade of it really is quite beautiful.

 

here is my photo 400 studio lighting course

 

new lens! again haha. i sold my slow ass small 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 for this 18-70mm f3.5-4.5

here is the first test shot.

 

Rich, your zoom ring is backwards!

I too just got a lens to add to my collection. A 28-105mm F/3.5-4.5 Canon USM. This is by two or three fold, the best glass I own.

As I continue to learn, F-stops are not the end all be all to the amount of light a lens can let in. Here are two similar images. The first was taken with my former low light champion, the 50mm fixed lens while the second was taken at 105mm with my new 28-105mm.

50mm
ISO1600
1/15th
f/4.5

105mm
ISO1600
1/30th
f/5.6

I meant to make the settings exactly the same, my I slipped up a bit. I slipped up to the disadvantage of my new lens which as you can see is much brighter despite having a higher shutter speed, higher aperture and over double the focal length.

 

Rich, your zoom ring is backwards!

no canons are just weird!!!

you do need to get some L glass

 

hahah i know
atleast you have an L series

also did you have your lens hood on when at 105mm? that can make a difference also how wide is the filter ring on the lens compared to your 50mm mines 67 vs 52 and my 50mm has a built in hood

 

heres some I took with a canon powershot a520. It was raining last Friday and had nothing to do.

 

i liek the reflection in the sunglasses yet what if you put a few drops on rain on it then you have a shot.

the reflections of the water and glass would be rediculus plus you would get the viewer to think wtf are there sunglasses when its rainy!

 

i liek the reflection in the sunglasses yet what if you put a few drops on rain on it then you have a shot.

the reflections of the water and glass would be rediculus plus you would get the viewer to think wtf are there sunglasses when its rainy!

I should try that some time.

 

I thought I had amazing internet speeds until this thread...

 

haha i thought i had ram until i became a photo major

 

 

spent the day at the auto cross (no legend pics)

(for all)
D70 70-300mm
1/250 sec
f16

PSU auto clubs president