Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

[shoeytennis]

what prospero said, 1/20 doesnt make it soft it makes it blurry.

[tcadwall]

To me the focus point (intentional or not) ended up being on the t-shirt. Thta is sharp enough that I don't think it was a blurry from hand-holding as much as focus point. The f/1.8 does help with this, since it shows a difference between the foreground that is soft, and the background that is much less discernable.

[D50_England]

First ever posting too.....


Camera / Lens: Nikon D50 / Kit Lens

Exposure: 1/500
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 200mm
ISO: 200

[Ketama]

If you like bugs, check this one out..
D50 with Kit Lens
55mm, f5.6, 1/125s

[spoonbb2]

I went to the bridge today. Very nice day. Played around with my camera more. Anyways, I don't really know what I'm doing as far as settings for this pic.



38mm
1/2500 sec
F/5
ISO 800
Aperture Priority

And of course did some sharpening in PP.

[K1W1]

I went to the bridge today. Very nice day. Played around with my camera more.

Nice pic. I mean that and I'm not trying to offend you with the following comment.
The picture reminded me of something that used to make us laugh when we lived in SF.
We were constantly amazed at the number of people taking photos where it was obvious that a trash can was going to appear in the image and it got to a point where we used to joke about it all the time.

[TNB]

Just another one of my "quick" panning photos from this past weekend.

D200
70-200

[spoonbb2]

Nice pic. I mean that and I'm not trying to offend you with the following comment.
The picture reminded me of something that used to make us laugh when we lived in SF.
We were constantly amazed at the number of people taking photos where it was obvious that a trash can was going to appear in the image and it got to a point where we used to joke about it all the time.

Oh man I just noticed that. Haha!! You're right, for some reason trash cans will always appear in the picture someway, somehow.

[jcon]

Nice capture, TNB!

[shoeytennis]

tnb cool as always

d50
70-300 sigm apo
300mm
250ss
f5
manual focus

questions or comments.