Cool photos you've taken

[swindle]

Cool photos you've taken

Cool photos you've taken

Cool photos you've taken

Cool photos you've taken

[foRsakEn]

Nice one bro How do I go about makin a stamp like you put on your pics lol

[Growler]

no offence intended, but I think his stamps are too big, by a HUGE mile.

[foRsakEn]

I'm just after something small in a corner so people
know it's mine etc how do you do it lol

[Deviant]

I'm just after something small in a corner so people
know it's mine etc how do you do it lol

just make something small and chuck it on top in photoshop.

[Paralyzed]

Didn't get many photos on my trek though the tongariro crossing, but this is what I have to share.

[Growler]

I'm just after something small in a corner so people
know it's mine etc how do you do it lol

If you set your D90 up, the copyright data is in the exif data in the photo.

[smegmacheese]

Really like the lighting and focus in those Tongariro shots man : )

[foRsakEn]

I'm just after something small in a corner so people
know it's mine etc how do you do it lol

If you set your D90 up, the copyright data is in the exif data in the photo.

Yea I noticed that in the exif data. Ta

[Distorted]

Growler, are you familiar with the road over porters pass?

[foRsakEn]

Couple more shots from the rally







More on my flicr

[swindle]

Woah man

Those are wicked

[foRsakEn]

Cheers dude! I can't stop clicking haha having way too much fun posting now from my iPhone after havin a quick walk around waiting for the mrs to finish her guitar lesson lol. Got another rally at the end of July so more pics to come!!

Bro show us more Wellington pics!

[G!mp]

Do a Mt Vic Pana, or a Kapiti Coast one.

[swindle]

Mt Vic pana would be cool

Good idea

[Kayne]

Quick question

Spoiler :

http://images.bidorbuy.co.za/user_images/743/940743_090930132420_41694Fujifilm-FinePix-S5000-fron.jpg

Fujifilm FinePix S5000, Is this a good camera or good ish? I like the photo's you guys take and wouldn't mind taking high quality photos of my amphibious friends

[Growler]

what's your budget?

[Kayne]

what's your budget?

I own that camera, but when ever I try take a high detail picture of my Axolotls, its blurry and usually out of colour. Which i realise has a large possibility of being my fault, But I would like to if i can actually take good photos with this camera.

[Growler]

Most of those finepix are good/great cameras.

Can you factory reset the camera, that would be my 1st suggestion, just mke sure in all the times of using it you havent accidently put or activated a weird setting.

Make sure shooting at highest rez, put white balance to auto, shoot within the cameras designed focus ranges and try and shoot without using the digital zoom.

Post some pics after you have tried that and let us see what you mean.

[Kayne]

Most of those finepix are good/great cameras.

Can you factory reset the camera, that would be my 1st suggestion, just mke sure in all the times of using it you havent accidently put or activated a weird setting.

Make sure shooting at highest rez, put white balance to auto, shoot within the cameras designed focus ranges and try and shoot without using the digital zoom.

Post some pics after you have tried that and let us see what you mean.

Any particular settings? Its going to be a close up photo of a fish tank that has a light :x

Heres an attempt of playing with the camera, with no clue what i'm doing!

Cool photos you've taken

That still looks fuzzy though

[smegmacheese]

Looks very grainy man. Try adjusting the ISO for the light levels? And think about where your light source is when you take the shot. Generally a good idea to have back lighting. Not sure how to work that with a tank. Other annoyance I have with aquarium shots is glass reflection.

[swindle]

You're shooting inside man

Problem #1

[Growler]

Why is shooting inside a problem?

[swindle]

Poor light conditions

I imagine that camera wouldn't be so good at shooting inside, especially with the flash off?

[G!mp]

Poor light conditions

I imagine that camera wouldn't be so good at shooting inside, especially with the flash off?

Remember, its the person holding the camera, not the camera

Your contradicting yourself. Your pro, why not give him tips on how to improve his shot.


I agree with smegma, if you can get a bit more back light without getting any reflection on the glass, it might help. Are you using a tripod/table/chair? That will drop the blurriness quite a bit, plus setting your ISO to a lower rating (1600 ISO -> 400 ISO) will help as well.

The lower you drop your ISO the longer the shutter needs to stay open, so your mate needs to hold real still. Try starting from ISO 800 then working your way down from there. Also when you trigger yer camera put a time delay to prevent movement from your hands.

If your still having problems with grainy pics, then you might have to put the pic through photoshop to reduce the noise.