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Pics I took got free ticket to the game yesterday !!!woohoo go skeeters!!!!

I f'kin love this car.

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x2!! Roush Mustangs are boss!!!!

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Anyone can answer my question?

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I have had bad experiences with those, both in quality and the camera getting flooded.. Next time I am going to buy a P&S that I like, then get the dedicated underwater housing for it. You get the uncompromised quality of a normal P&S and the flexibility of having the underwater feature when you need it.

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Well hopefully my experience will be different. Picture quality seemed good and it was also ranked as the best waterproof p&s for 2011 by a site. Figured why not. When I get it I'll post up some pictures.

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Can't remember if i posted ^ that one already, but hope you enjoy nonetheless

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You are a harden child. I suggest you get a waterproof scuba housing for it.. for extra protection. You are trusting multiple seals on a small device to keep you watertight, which translates into multiple points of potential failure.

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Lol, money was an issue so couldn't afford the p&s (s95) with the waterproof housing I wanted so it came down to the aw100 vs the ts4, aw100 won because of the better reviews and screen res and its slow motion ability. I read through alot of reviews before purchasing and it said it was quite good plus the door locks unlike the other cams so you don't accidentally open it. Hopefully it will last.

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So a lil boredom, flashlight and photoshop makes...

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i recently bought a bridge camera to start taking pics please give me advice

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tried taking pics at night tell me if i am doing something wrong . I used a GE X5 bridge camera also have a fujifilm HS20exr

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Try messing with your ISO and shutterspeed a bit more. Being a bridge camera I believe the aperture has only 2 selections, so you used the 1 that the camera decided?

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i had the camera in shutter priority mode at 2 seconds i dont know much

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Perhaps if you don't prefer full manual mode as yet. Use Aperture priority for shooting at night... so that's all you set... and the ISO I guess as well... (probably about 400-800 iso for your lighting conditions)

It is more advisable to practice shooting in manual mode however, you are in more control...

http://www.geofflawrence.com/shutter_speeds_and_apertures.html

http://www.facethelight.com/aperture.php

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good tanx for the info

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Point and Shoot at the Mall last Monday

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thats the woodlands mall?

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Its First Colony Mall, a pretty decent shopping area imo and lots of places to eat.

This is my oldest lens - a Nikkor "Q" series, 135mm f/2.8 MANUAL FOCUS lens.



Made in 1977, it's an AI-Modified model, meaning it originally didn't have a coupling ring or any way of transmitting the aperture size/f-stop to the camera body. After it was AI-modified, it can now allow the camera to set the exposure for you in "Aperture Priority" mode, or you can do it manually with "Manual Mode".

It's manual-focus only, meaning you have to turn the focusing ring to get your image in focus. It's a bit challenging at first when you start out, but when you get it right, it feels really good to get a clean, crisp and well focused image! I've had it for about 3 years now and I hardly use it, but it's really fun to use! It's totally made of metal, so it's a HEAVY lens, and the focusing ring is actually silky-smooth! It's a real pleasure to turn that ring and watch your image glide into sharpness, and then *click* - great picture!!

(note: it will meter on DXXX series Nikons (D100, D200, D300, D700, etc.) but on the D40 series and D60 series, it will only meter in Manual Mode - hence it's manual aperture/shutter settings and manual focus, turning your D40 into a totally old-school camera!!!).


Here's a shot of the lens mounted on my D200, just took this pic....


I put my 18-70mm f/3.5-4.0 AF-S DX kit lens next to it for comparison.



Here's a few test-shots that I just took outside my house, before the rain started falling about 10 mins ago.... (all shots were taken at a wide-open f/2.8, variable shutter speed with center-weighted metering, and ISO 500 - yeah my D200 is really sh!tty with light sensitivity... bleh)


Pretty sharp, for a 36-year old lens!!




Stopped at f/2.8


Aperture set to f/4.0 - compare the bokeh to the f/2.8 pic above....


.... and then set to f/8.0 - what a sharp lens, even if it's an old-classic!!!


So... tuners, what old and classic lenses do you guys have??

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I have a few, but the ones that actually work properly:

1) Canon 50-200mm (Non-L version). One of the first EF lenses on the market. Little info on the net about it. I leant it out to someone to test for me on a digital body as i don't want to waste film on it if it is not working properly. Will see if it is good next week.

2) Mamiya 80mm, black lens (sharper than the silver bodied lenses) for the C220, one of the few TLR with interchangable lenses.

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Couple shots taken today: Now I am not a people photographer so my images aren't really much good in my opinion... for example first pic was a color but flash was on and way over exposed the shot, so I ran black and white and cropped it to her facial area... came out ok"ish"


second one was a monochrome setting with a slight contrast adjust