Camera Model - Canon Eos 40D
Lens - Canon 28-135mm F3.5-5.6 macro IS USM
Aperture - F9
Shutter Speed - 1/50
ISO - 200

Thunder hunting.

Focal length: 25mm
Aperture: F7.1
Shutter Speed: 20.0sec
ISO: 160
Crop: 100% (from previous one)


Focal length: 25mm
Aperture: F7.1
Shutter Speed: 20.0sec
ISO: 160
Crop: 50% (that tree very distracting)

This post has been edited by milkyway: Apr 22 2010, 05:35 AM

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Added on April 22, 2010, 7:49 amnope thats her pet

This post has been edited by KennethNYC: Apr 22 2010, 07:50 AM

this 1 compo cleaner & sky tone is great.

nice one ....here is my share

hm.. perhaps you should add some lining to the model and make some nice and stylish position
looks plain and placid to me..(no offence)
also there is a slight opening at the right leg there(i think)





This post has been edited by KennethNYC: Apr 22 2010, 09:47 AM

thanks bro.

Hi, I'm new here and i can only say, "No comments".

Definitely the look I'm looking for. It's with a rig too, right? I am horrified by the need to photoshop with that kind of mounting (where the pole is visible). Had 2 more in post #1658

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: Apr 22 2010, 10:36 AM

Wow, shinny! Nice wei.

Then, not need to comment anything.
Why did you need to post here when it is "no comments"?

Thx , KennethNYC act that day i had been in a rush to take these pic , coz gonna take picture for all the dog of my sister(there is ALOT of them) so no time to choose a nice model juz grap 1 n start(to test the manual focus ring)
Here is another 1 , i will name it 100plus Commercial

Camera Model - Canon Eos 1000D
Lens - 18-55mm IS
Aperture - f/4.5
Shutter Speed - 1/10
ISO - 800

where did u bought the rig? is it expensive?

no no. You can build it by yourselves with your creativity. The ones as suggested by the pros (Here) are ones that involve industry grade suction cups or magnets, aluminum tubing and a ball head. The one I built is a normal paint extender tube thing with my tripod head attached. It goes through my rear windows. Pole secured with the read seat belts.

Pics here

Am gonna find different ways to install my rig.

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: Apr 22 2010, 03:54 PM

^overexpose...

wow, thats nice. A budget rig. Thanks 4 sharing
Btw, ur images are sharp! seems like no vibrations at all. Wads ur cruising speed?

haha i took close to 100 shots within 1 hour and only like 10 of them turned out decently without vibration (the resize helped mask the vibrations a bit though). The key is not to jolt the rig. Meaning only touch the brake before and after the exposure (of coz safety first and brake when you're about to collide with something, life > shots). Literally at 0 kmph or whatever reading it is when you put to 'D' and not touch the throttle. Experimented with a little throttle too. Forgot which was which.

Helps to leave it at manual focus so you don't refocus every single time you take a shot.

Do share your shots here when you've tried it.

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: Apr 22 2010, 06:23 PM

yea, thanks for the feedback.

Post this photo before but made some adjustment to it and not sure if anybody noticed that I reedit my early post. Here you go. CnC.



Model : Canon EOS 550D
Exposure Time : 1/400Sec
F Number : F18.0
ISO : 400
Foca lLength : 250mm

My F number is so big.

@Fruitie: Your photo seems noisy at ISO 400 Is it the uploading that causes the picture to turn out like that or after playing around with the settings?

Here is my bird picture after a little tuning. I posted it few pages back which is a small one and can't really be seen

Canon 1000D + 70-200 F2.8 IS
ISO 200
F/4
1/320sec

This post has been edited by azrinarizz: Apr 22 2010, 10:07 PM

pp too much lah i think