Sony DSLR "Picture of the day"

[miggylicious]

id like to post an image of my cousin (compiled from a collection of shots) that went thru photoshop... something like this... feel free to move or remove this if it doesnt belong in this section

Details:
Sony A700 with 18-70mm kit lens
1/60 18mm f3.5, iso200
flash, manual exposure, on tripod

[dr4gon]

id like to post an image of my cousin (compiled from a collection of shots) that went thru photoshop... something like this... feel free to move or remove this if it doesnt belong in this section

Details:
Sony A700 with 18-70mm kit lens
1/60 18mm f3.5, iso200
flash, manual exposure, on tripod

oh sure, that's definitely fine. If it's a Sony and it's yours, post it! One a day and an explanation (exif would be nice too). You're all set!

Cool compilation and thanks for sharing!

[seanhoxx]

very cool Miggy

[dr4gon]

Not a great picture but intersting, I was shooting with the DCRP indoor bad light high ISO no flash setting. And seemed to sync up pretty well with the guy standing right beside me with the flash unit on his canon.

They are really frozen in the action. You definitely need a flash that you can sync to yourself!

[sparkie1263]

Selective color on seagull in flight.
Frank

[dr4gon]

Wow that tamron 70-300 did well in this shot for a BIF!

AF-C mode?

[sparkie1263]

I find it hit or miss. I cannot figure out what is wrong. I get great shots like this and then I get shots that are of birds not moving and I cannot get a sharp image. I has to be me.

Thanks
Frank

[Peekayoh]

So, which focus mode were you using a) on the BIF and b) on stationary Birds.
Continuous /Single, Spot /Wide area?

[sparkie1263]

I use spot focus mode on most of my images.
Frank

[dr4gon]

I use spot focus mode on most of my images.
Frank

Spot focus is a given or maybe even wide, but the AF-mode did you use AF-Continuous? if you use AF-S it will be pretty difficult.