Calling all T3i users!!!

Oh good gawd we are doomed

Ace and Deuce wrote in post #15665470
I couldn't imagine ever needing to shoot 1/4000. You can pretty much freeze a hummingbird's wings at 1/1000 or so, and they flap @ 55/second. If you mean the pic is still too bright shooting at 1/4000, you can always use filters, such as a Big Stopper.

I tried taking some pics during day with f/1.4. Other problem is with HTP which pushes ISO to 200. Even stopping down to 2.8 is not enough with 1/4000 shutter speed in bright day light.

khwaja wrote in post #15666880
I tried taking some pics during day with f/1.4. Other problem is with HTP which pushes ISO to 200. Even stopping down to 2.8 is not enough with 1/4000 shutter speed in bright day light.

Get a 10 stop ND filter. That will slow your shutter down.

DutchinCLE wrote in post #15666570
I think Posh Penny turned pro and is probably to busy.. She did awesome portrait work.

I wondered if she had always been pro by her work

ptcanon3ti wrote in post #15666901
Get a 10 stop ND filter. That will slow your shutter down.

What's the best value for money with these? My next purchase I think ....

roseyposey wrote in post #15666921
What's the best value for money with these? My next purchase I think ....

Everyone says that you get what you pay for, when it's up to filters... Really, just see how much you are willing to spend and look those up for image samples.

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Now, I have never done a pano before, but are the verticallish curvy lines that start on the bottom thirds kind of a result of the sea not being static? I used PS cs5 to do this one.

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/demazi/85205276​72/

Linss34 wrote in post #15666701
Two shots from today using the 55-250.

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Goldfinch by farmingirl2012, on Flickr[/IMG]

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Hanging on by farmingirl2012, on Flickr[/IMG]

Nice shots

Just_CHill wrote in post #15662568
Very nice shot!

nonetheweisser wrote in post #15663103
With shots like that, I'm not surprised! Always love seeing your work. Keep it up!

lkk324 wrote in post #15663165
Nchant That is a great pic!!

samsen wrote in post #15663182
Like that NCHANT.

roseyposey wrote in post #15663926
Very nice!!

Thanks guys much apreciated, I've come a long way since April last year where all I could use was full auto... But now it's becoming an obsession so I need to be carefull haha

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/mikeymack/85192​03431/

Messing around a little after drinking Ouzo. Trying the 40mm pancake out in low light. Pretty good if you ask me

NCHANT wrote in post #15667004
Thanks guys much apreciated, I've come a long way since April last year where all I could use was full auto... But now it's becoming an obsession so I need to be carefull haha

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/mikeymack/85192​03431/
Moon by Mikey Mack, on Flickr

And you come back with another very nice one : )

Also loved the creepy shot wolf

WolfsPride wrote in post #15666865
Oh good gawd we are doomed

Now now....play nice

Ok....so now that I have been scoping stuff on amazon related to the cameras I see these amazing kits that have all these filters and 2x telefoto lens and wide angle lens adapters and such.........I have none of that. What should I get? Do I need these things for future use? I want to be prepared people

Help a girl out!!

Lisa

Demazi wrote in post #15666986
Everyone says that you get what you pay for, when it's up to filters... Really, just see how much you are willing to spend and look those up for image samples.

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Now, I have never done a pano before, but are the verticallish curvy lines that start on the bottom thirds kind of a result of the sea not being static? I used PS cs5 to do this one.

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/demazi/85205276​72/
Praia do Leme por Demazi, no Flickr

I have no clue but looks as if you are getting close. I don't even know how to do that!!

roseyposey wrote in post #15666921
What's the best value for money with these? My next purchase I think ....

I just bought the Hoya ND400 from Amazon. There are others, both more and less expensive, like B+W. I haven't had the chance to try it yet, due to bad weather, but hopefully will soon.

http://www.amazon.com …o04_s00_i00?ie=​UTF8&psc=1

StillCrazy wrote in post #15667820
I just bought the Hoya ND400 from Amazon. There are others, both more and less expensive, like B+W. I haven't had the chance to try it yet, due to bad weather, but hopefully will soon.

http://www.amazon.com …o04_s00_i00?ie=​UTF8&psc=1

How many stops is the ND400? Is it 10?

Ok...couple more questions from your friendly forum pita

*Are any of the off brand speedlight that are at a significantly lower cost an ok option? I am not sure how much I will use it and don't really want to fork out $250-300 for that right now.

*What are the lenses that I see that are on the cheap side that all have varying sizes for macro wide angle? and telephoto hd lenses? They all seem so cheap. Not sure what I was missing.