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Great shots everyone!!!!

Just got back from DR and im excited to share some pics with everyone....i got about 405 on my camera and my wife got around 50-60 on her camera...so once i get them all sorted and processed, i will be sharing some!!


And boingy how did you like alcatraz?? Me and the wife went a few years ago....did you see the time capsule??? They don't mention it on the tour but i stumbled upon it shooting pics...ill post a pic of it.

just a test shot for landscape - not my thing but i was bored

11-16mm @ 11mm
1/1600
f/4
WB-daylight

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A quick try at macro with 18-55mm kit lens with a bit of cheap glass stuck on the front, not good but not bad. no re-size just a little pp, the lens was resting on the can, I will give this more time tomorrow and post a few shots ( good or bad ) I just can't believe I could get that close with an own made rig.

BTW, like that shot DT.......

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last night's sunset

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revmichael wrote in post #13492275

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Hahaha. Very creative indeed!

Inchpractice wrote in post #13491075
The pros aren't using telephoto f1.8 lenses because they don't exist as far as I know.

One good example of a long telephoto f/1.8 lens was the Canon 200mm f/1.8 lens, which has been out for production for years. Its replacement is the Canon 200mm f/2 IS lens.

Canon makes a few very fast lenses in the 85-135mm range.

Of course, the standard low-light telephoto lens is a 70-200mm f/2.8, which typically works well in situations such as these, where a Sigma version of the lens was mounted to a T2i.

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My twin boys, shot with 15-85mm, no PP.

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denat wrote in post #13495319
My twin boys, shot with 15-85mm, no PP.

Awesome shots, boy do I remember those days, enjoy it as it goes fast.

I got to play with my 100-400 today, man this lens is sweet! As long as you follow the rule of of thumb on shutter speed of 1/focal length shots are razor sharp. Here are a few samples, all were shot using a monopod and my son took the photo of the gull in flight and he has never used a DSLR before. All are cropped to some degree.

denat wrote in post #13495319
My twin boys, shot with 15-85mm, no PP.

Nice job..

A recent trip to the tree farm with the family. This is my daughter and it was taken with the nifty "thrifty" fifty.
1/250
f/2.8
ISO 200

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T2i4me wrote in post #13495544
I got to play with my 100-400 today, man this lens is sweet! As long as you follow the rule of of thumb on shutter speed of 1/focal length shots are razor sharp. Here are a few samples, all were shot using a monopod and my son took the photo of the gull in flight and he has never used a DSLR before. All are cropped to some degree.

Great shots t2i love the first one and your boy did a good job. Nice to me you are liking your new lens that was a great deal.....

Great shots folks.

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trulie98 wrote in post #13491119
Here is another image of our cat...taken lastnight.


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Love this and the other cat shot. Wish mine would stay still long enough to take pics like these.