Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

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Originally Posted by toriaj

I have the same lens, and I've found that shooting at around F8-F11 (maybe a little higher number, even) yields the sharpest results. Especially on such a sunny day, when you're back a ways from your subject, and you want the whole picture to be in focus, you can definitely use a smaller aperture. Hope that helps.

P.S. Using a lens hood would remove the sun's glare from the shot. Sometimes I even just hold my hand up to shade the lens.
Double P.S. There's something wrong with that bench??? :)

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Thanks for the input toriaj. I guess I used a smaller aperture number to lighten up the subject but will definitely experiment with a higher aperture next time.:)

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Nice shot Leah! That 50mm might be my next lens.

d80,55-200VR

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/194/4...2260a6833a.jpg

I like! Very clean shot, no distractions.

Here is one of Xander learning how to play ball with his dog. I love the expression on my son's face.

Nikon D50 w/ 55-200mm ED VR
Focal Length 75mm
Exposure 1/60
Aperture f/4.2
ISO 200
SB-800 bounced

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/245/4...0cf53b52_o.jpg

omg what a brilliant photo !
lmao

edit the ball out as a joke to show people. :D

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Originally Posted by Rooz

omg what a brilliant photo !
lmao

edit the ball out as a joke to show people. :D

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...lmfao at that one.:D :D :D

In landscape style.
i don;t know how you people get birds so well. and this sucker was pretty slow too.

Shot of my hand:

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D50, Kit lense...heavy PP.

Lots of C&C welcome. I like the pic, but I'm not sure why.

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