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The "Ive taken a pic and I kinda like it" thread
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R26
Damn you! But that was taken with the Sigma 85mm 1.4, which many say is just as good (if not better in some areas) than the Nikon
So there! :rasp:
Matt_90
ClioSport Club Member
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Damn you! But that was taken with the Sigma 85mm 1.4, which many say is just as good (if not better in some areas) than the Nikon
So there! :rasp:
Am I right in thinking the G lens is circa £1k? Wish I had a spare grand to spend on a lens.
R26
^ and the rest!! Well I think I can guess that Steve didnt buy the lens, but I may be wrong
R26
^ Nice one! We'll have do do a willy waving contest....I mean a comparison of the two
You back in the UK yet?
You back in the UK yet?
R26
Sounds good Steve, need any assistants lol!?
Nice shot Rhod
Nice shot Rhod
Mk2 ph1 clio
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
Taken with a Canon 20D + Sigma 50mm F/2.8 EX DG Macro
withoutabix
ClioSport Club Member
some of mine since getting my 500D
jenic
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The only 2 pics I kind of liked from my walk in the woods last week
Judy Woods by mjenic, on Flickr
Judy Woods by mjenic, on Flickr
Judy Woods by mjenic, on Flickr
Judy Woods by mjenic, on Flickr
First picture I'd uploaded to flickr in about 8 months
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I treated myself at Christmas
A couple of photos taken with the new camera and lens, inevitable cat test photos:
Oh, and I made a stupid video of him too!!
[youtube]tsYGqjhJrv0[/youtube]
And a quick snap of my girlfriend in the garden (with the 135L this time)
A couple of photos taken with the new camera and lens, inevitable cat test photos:
Oh, and I made a stupid video of him too!!
[youtube]tsYGqjhJrv0[/youtube]
And a quick snap of my girlfriend in the garden (with the 135L this time)
Nice choice! The 35L shots look good too. I am going to see if I can borrow a couple of the top end primes to have a play with at some point. 35,85 & 135 = Done.
What are you using for the slider? I have also been playing with video a bit recently and wanted to make something but all attempts so far have not been that smooth.
What are you using for the slider? I have also been playing with video a bit recently and wanted to make something but all attempts so far have not been that smooth.
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Nice choice! The 35L shots look good too. I am going to see if I can borrow a couple of the top end primes to have a play with at some point. 35,85 & 135 = Done.
What are you using for the slider? I have also been playing with video a bit recently and wanted to make something but all attempts so far have not been that smooth.
The 35L and the 135L are my two favourite lenses, I love them. I think I'll have to skimp on the 85 though and get the F1.8 version which seems to be a fantastic lens for the money.
For the panning motion I actually had it on one of those mini tripods called a Gorillapod. I just turned the camera on the thread which you use to mount the camera whilst holding the tripod still on top of a box which I had placed on the floor. I'd love to get more into video, but just making that short clip made me realise it's a completely different kettle of fish which will take a LOT of patience and learning. Plus my PC isn't really up to it at the moment, I'm due and upgrade but just spent loads of camera and car stuff
I'd probably use the 135 the most I think. I use my 70-200 a lot for it at the minute, but it just gets a bit big, heavy and noticeable at times.
It looked like you were going sideways, but on second watch I see the pan. Doh.
Editing the MOV files can take a while and a lot of computer power. I used it as a good excuse the upgrade my PC. The i5's are more than up to the job though. I am quite enjoying the film side at the minute though. The focusing and smooth motion are the only downsides of using the 5 for film. Lens IS also gives jerky images if you pan or move the camera too much.
It looked like you were going sideways, but on second watch I see the pan. Doh.
Editing the MOV files can take a while and a lot of computer power. I used it as a good excuse the upgrade my PC. The i5's are more than up to the job though. I am quite enjoying the film side at the minute though. The focusing and smooth motion are the only downsides of using the 5 for film. Lens IS also gives jerky images if you pan or move the camera too much.
I haven't had alot of practice with my camera so am very new but trying new shots,
Bin Reflection by apicken21, on Flickr
Bin Reflection by apicken21, on Flickr
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