long time no digital photo threads

tpe · Nov 2005

Hasn't it been a while since we had one of those digital photography threads? Isnt it about time?

Go on lets, please as I just got a digital camera

yay

yay:)
Its a minolta 5d with a 50mm sigma macro or a 105 with ambient light, mostly hand held. one or two of them were cropped (the odd size ones) and macro3 has the levels tweaked in PS.

Go on post em if yo got em

tim

Mark Dygert · Nov 2005

COOL and yuck... what is that last one, on wait I don't want to know!

Neo_God · Nov 2005

Yeah, it's like one of those "guess what this is" things you see on the back of science magazines for kids.

notman · Nov 2005

That last one looks like someone using their laser pointer on their body somewhere. Can't tell where though. Maybe the palm of a hand?

Good stuff though. I like the image you created (first one).

ElysiumGX · Nov 2005

Nipple? ewww

I'm getting frustrated with digital cameras, and I don't feel like a photographer while using them. I'm thinking about switching over to antique SLR's, and maybe one basic Digital SLR for design work. The film camera themselves are a bargain, made to last, and getting a roll developed and put on CD is cheap these days. Plus there's the added knowlegde of learning how to take great shots without 50 failed attempts.

My best from the past month:

Neo_God · Nov 2005

I know what you mean Elysium, I have a Minolta SLR from 1976, which I've been dying to use, but first I'd like to also learn how to develop my own film.

ElysiumGX · Nov 2005

The first home I buy needs to have a basement or attic for a darkroom, and a small studio. You can find B&W enlargers on Ebay.

Chunkey · Nov 2005

I'm guessing that the last photo is an illuminated nipple.

mmmmmmmm nipple....

JonMurphy · Nov 2005

Took this a couple of weeks ago, on the cycle into work. That boot is still there, although it was frozen into a puddle this morning.

tpe · Nov 2005

I know what you mean, but cant say i agree, the difference for me is that with film you still get 50 failed shots, but you just don't know about it for a week untill you get it developed, also film tends to stop you experimenting as much as digital because it costs so much (relativly) to develop. I find my self taking more pictures i know will work with film so dont get to experiment as much as with digital, i would never have used diodes for lighting with film, but stuck to flash or 3 point lighting just to make sure i got some reasonable shots.

BTW very nice grasshopper, so difficult with living objects trying to get close enough without frightning them and still not swaying about more than a mm to keep them in focus.

tpe

tpe · Nov 2005

"mmmmmmmm nipple...."

that just sort of rolls of the toung dosn't it?

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AFA the pic goes I can't say what it is, but it is not mine

so it is safe...

tpe

Toomas · Nov 2005

You work as a machinist in a dildo factory?? Judging by the green things.

Anyways digital is cool but pictures lacks the character that film based vintage cameras create.

bearkub · Nov 2005

I have learned to enjoy using both my digital (Fuji S5000) and my ol' school Nikkon SLR. It's nice to have a digital camera, be able to take a quick framing shot, review it and then take a final shot with a traditional SLR, if desired.

I'll throw some digitals up here soon. I have some black and whites and I need to get developed.

Eric Chadwick · Nov 2005

Canon Powershot S50

I love image aberrations.

It's apple-picking season around here.

My Liz.

The woodshop. He's so into it.

ScoobyDoofus · Nov 2005

Thats some really great work guys!
All I've got lately is this turtle I shot for texture refs the other day...

http://www.ryan-jackson.net/turtle_gallery/

shotgun · Nov 2005

ryan this is dope!!

seriously thank you a lot bro
i saved almost the entire thing.

notman · Nov 2005

That kid's awful young to be dying his hair

Cool shots.

cholden · Nov 2005

I've posted these before
http://chrisholden.net/pics/hike.htm
http://chrisholden.net/pics/pvbeach.htm
http://chrisholden.net/pics/pvcanopy.htm

Eric Chadwick · Nov 2005

Cool shots Chris. This one made me think of Terragen for some reason.
http://chrisholden.net/pics/11905hike08.jpg
You need to vary those tree sizes more!

Scooby, those are great. Turtles are so weird they're cool.

sal_manilla · Nov 2005

I don't have anything recent with my webstuff but I took this with my lil' Canon S30. The color is pretty right on, surprisingly. I noticed digicams have trouble with strong colors in bright light. My flowers n' such tend to bleed in bright sunlight. I wonder if the newer cameras have dealt better with that. Waddyathink? Nice post BTW, Tim.

sal_manilla · Nov 2005

OH, ERIC, I have to say those shots of the kids are excellent.

I like everybody's stuff. This is so cool.

tpe · Nov 2005

I know Eric painted his sons hair just for the colour coordination

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Bob that rose is a blooming beaut, but not possible to get those shots atm i guess? what is the temperature at the moment, any more snow to take pics of? we just got rim frost here, very pretty and all that but a bit cold to go out and take pics in, any other sugestions for subjects?

Chriss, i am sooo jelous, thats a real dream trip, i would also liked to have seen how quickly the nature changes as you go up the mountains.

tim

Eric Chadwick · Nov 2005

Thanks. He dipped the hair all by himself

It's really cool seeing kids get into art, seeing the creativity bloom.

Show us more macro shots... love the grasshopper.

Jay Evans · Nov 2005

does digi video count? just testing out some camera stuff and my bike.

http://www.youtube.com/?v=U7nrMz8oE-w

sal_manilla · Nov 2005

Tim, you're right, the roses are all gone. We haven't had any snow yet thank goodness. Subjects? My fav's have always been nature and landscape stuff. I also like to shoot airshows, hot air balloon fests. Large family gatherings are a hoot, too...you gotta get up on the people. My Dad always said to fill your eyepiece with the subject.

Hey, you're in Denmark, right. Aren't there lots of cool castles and ole bridges n' stuff. There's prolly tons of historic architecture to shoot not to mention Danish babes (don't tell Caro I said that to you...lol).

sal_manilla · Nov 2005

Hey, Jay, you into BF2? My clan has a bunch of guys from Canada, eh? We have an adult group with our own server and website. We're called [RCA] for Royal Coalition Assault. Take a look, here ----> http://www.rcarocks.com/ It's a great bunch of guys. Stop by for a game anytime. IP: 205.177.13.21: 16567 We're having our first match tonight at 8:00 pm but mostly play for fun.

Jay Evans · Nov 2005

sal, after working on it all day everyday, I usually don't get around to playing much at home. We have lots of internal playtests that fill my BF2 needs:) But I'll probably hit the servers a bit once special forces comes out. Thanks for the tip.

kleinluka · Nov 2005

Eric Chadwick · Nov 2005

Cool sky, great composition.

Give the guy a little privacy though, eh?

Mark Dygert · Nov 2005

kleinluka I really like that one, but the guy taking a leak kind of ruins it a bit =P

Slum · Nov 2005

Ooh, nice fields, kleinluka.

notman · Nov 2005

Nothing too artsy about these, but they are my most recent photos. They are from Greenfield Village, which for those of you who don't know, it is a historical place that Henry Ford created to remember history. It has many buildings from the Wright Brothers and Thomas Edison, including Edison's invention factory and the Wright Brother's shop. Anyways, a couple things I thought you guys might like for modeling inspiration.

I'll use links to keep from killing the slower connections:
http://www.centaurdesigns.com/Greenfield/100_0535.jpg
http://www.centaurdesigns.com/Greenfield/100_0536.jpg
http://www.centaurdesigns.com/Greenfield/100_0537.jpg
http://www.centaurdesigns.com/Greenfield/100_0539.jpg
http://www.centaurdesigns.com/Greenfield/Fence.jpg

Lab in Edison's Invention Factory:
http://www.centaurdesigns.com/Greenfield/Edison.jpg

Train roundhouse:
http://www.centaurdesigns.com/Greenfield/RoundHouse.jpg

tpe · Nov 2005

Mr Mitchel, that really good. The systhetic goes really well with the catapilla too, kind of suprised me, compasition is great too.

Sorry notman i can't help posting in line, it just makes it easier too see all the great images, i dont think you should have been hiding yours so well either, this is my fave http://www.centaurdesigns.com/Greenfield/100_0536.JPG because of the woman looking up, making you look twice at the alcove.

Here is something smelly

tpe

notman · Nov 2005

What is that? I was thinking a mushroom, but that doesn't seem to fit with the first image. Very cool texture though.

MikeF · Nov 2005

Went for a latenight drive downtown last night, snaped a few pictures and this is the only one that turned out.

sal_manilla · Nov 2005

Mike did you use a tripod for that shot? It's so hard to shoot real night shots with the digicams. Mine does have all manual....I'll have to try something like that. Any idea was your settings were?

MikeF · Nov 2005

I just freehanded it, that why the majority turned out so poorly. My camera has settings for night time, but the auto focus always turns off so theres no chance to get a clear shot unless your zoomed all the way out. I just tried a few on all my settings but auto focus worked best in the end.

notman · Nov 2005

haha, cool, you're by me. I'm in the Detroit Metro area. I'd notice the Ren-Cen anywhere

That city looks so nice from across the river.

kleinluka · Nov 2005

lol that's funny. i never noticed he looked like he was peeing. He was walking in front of me and I just yelled STOP and he stopped and I quickly took a picture... the pose wasn't the most lucky one I guess :P

Here's an other one I took...

notman · Nov 2005

wow, that's cool. Where was that taken? Plane? Or mountain?

bearkub · Nov 2005

Man, this is some great stuff. I will throw up a couple goodies I took at a friend's wedding recently..

I tried to get the sun coming through the brightly colored leaves as much as possible, but it just got washed out from the sun (especially with no filters on...)

kleinluka · Nov 2005

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wow, that's cool. Where was that taken? Plane? Or mountain?

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plane during sunrise

it was even more amazing in RL, seeing the sunrays move around on the clouds and seeing everything in motion... soooo amazing

MikeF · Nov 2005

yeah, everytime i go over to detroit i think "man, have we ever got a boring waterfront!"

sonic · Nov 2005

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lol that's funny. i never noticed he looked like he was peeing. He was walking in front of me and I just yelled STOP and he stopped and I quickly took a picture... the pose wasn't the most lucky one I guess :P

Here's an other one I took...

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do you happen to have a higher res version of that picture?

beautiful shot btw

tpe · Dec 2005

I know absolutly no composition what so ever, but i thought it was interesting any way

and a self portrait.

tim

HonkyPunch · Dec 2005

Seriously TPE what the hell is that last picture?
I would love to be able to own a camera, but i have no money. I'm not getting allowance anymore, can't blame my parents, i never really do much around the house anyways...As soon as I get a job,though...

cholden · Dec 2005

it snowed here so I took this pic yesterday

long time no digital photo threads

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