Rebel XSi / 450D Users Unite

Dick Emery wrote in post #8947633
Fantastic! But Flickr's resize to medium sucks and the original is a little too big. I think this is a happier medium for this type of image myself.

http://img190.imagesha​ck.us …4065843423ac1df​4797ao.jpg

Sorry I did not login to imageshack so have no means to delete the image from the site if you are not happy I uploaded it there (Gets on hands and knee's to beg forgiveness).

Is that a tippman 98 custom you're holding as you come out of the closet? Classic marker. Cool pic BTW.

My wife practicing her video cam quick draw with her shadow at the Grand Canyon...

^^^ LOL
That's a classic!

Here are few portraits I took for a coworker. Taken in the parking lot during work so you can see a little bit of a car in the background in the second shot...it's mostly cropped and blurred out...

Both shots with the 70-200.

I don't think I've posted this here...this brazen little guy was in the Golden Gate Park in SF. Walked right up to me...guess he thought I was packing some bread.

18-55IS kit lens, three shots.

izthistaken wrote in post #8954440
18-55IS kit lens, three shots.

Nice! can you give more details. Was it portrait mode or landscape? focal length?

fidiv wrote in post #8950798
check to make sure you have highlight tone priority and/or high iso noise reduction turned off. those are usually the culprits to decreased burst rates around these forums

Hi fidiv. It's me again. As per ur advice I turned the highlight tone priority and high iso noise recduction off and tried the burst mode again this morning. Wow, it worked....

I hereby express my profound gratitude to u for the kind help, I mean every word of it. U r a real nice and cooperative team member. Happy and proud to be in this team with u. Thanks again buddy.

Karizmatik wrote in post #8951720
My new favourite "Dress Shot", from another Wedding.

The exterior shot is great! The interior has me squinting.

tman065 wrote in post #8957449
The exterior shot is great! The interior has me squinting.

Thanks for the heads up. Looks good over here but it is bordering blown, might take it down a notch! Thanks.

Great stuff everyone. A fantastic active thread These are from a shoot this weekend

Cheers

Shane

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a steaming sulfurous view of Yellowstone National Park

(18-55IS)

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cabn12 wrote in post #8955172
Nice! can you give more details. Was it portrait mode or landscape? focal length?

Thank you.
Landscape mode,
Exposure: 0.013 sec (1/80)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 18 mm
Exposure: 0.00
ISO Speed: 100

izthistaken, Can you explain how you took three pictures in that photo? Always wanted to try that but don't really understand the process. And how is the photo different as three photos as compared to just one?

Miss Frizzle wrote in post #8958631
izthistaken, Can you explain how you took three pictures in that photo? Always wanted to try that but don't really understand the process. And how is the photo different as three photos as compared to just one?

I took three pictures to make the picture wider. One left, center, and right. Then merged them in CS3 and made a panoramic image. Search on youtube 'panoramic in Photoshop' and you'll find a tutorial.