Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

[GotToyota?]

Thanks for the compliments guys, here's another one from that lightbox shoot:



9000 posts, whoo!

[AtlPikMan]

My Latest...

[TheKoopaBros]

Was out sight seeing in one of the state parks the other day... Then decided to take something simple and make it interesting.

Nice one, I like the focus/depth of field.

[TheKoopaBros]

I didn't have an opportunity to take many photos today, which is evidenced by my best shot being a random self portrait:



0.167 sec (1/6) (Held on a table, so easier than the other shot at 1/6)
f/5.6
28 mm
ISO 200

Oh well. :P

I'm starting to figure out how to work this thing, though.

[polvadis]

This photo is from a hike over the weekend. It was also then that I found out how much clouds can mess up a photo. It all came out over exposed. What's the proper technique to use in those kind of situations?

[Rooz]

This photo is from a hike over the weekend. It was also then that I found out how much clouds can mess up a photo. It all came out over exposed. What's the proper technique to use in those kind of situations?

use a polariser
use grad filter
take multiple shots and merge to HDR in post processing.

[r3g]

HDR would be my vote

[r3g]

Tried my hand at light painting...

[erichlund]

I took this inside my custom lightbox then found some settings in Lightroom that I quite liked.

Give up????

This shot came out ok but I was hoping for something sharper at f22 but I think the wind was kinda shaking my camera even though it was on the tripod.

f22 is well past the diffraction limit for a 12 megapixel camera. That may explain some of your problem. Try f11. Of course, the wind may have been an issue. If your tripod has a hook, hang you camera bag from it (or something else even heavier. If not, now you know why it should.

[herc182]

a photo i took on the weekend. I was in Pécs in the south of hungary.

to be honest, the weekend sucked (bad weather, poor food and a bad stomach). This was shot out of the hotel window!