It's Already 2AM: 33nd Edition... Time for monk3y to post some J-Girls!!

Alamo park

Zerimar wrote in post #15505085
Headed up to San Louis Obispo foowed by San Francisco for the weekend landscape photography heavennnnnnnn!

woot! last time i went to sf i was a noob and didnt know how to use a dslr so the pics didnt come out good ;\

tonyniev wrote in post #15505155
Stop by brixby creek bridge
http://tonyniev.smugmu​g.com …zz/0/L/BigSur4_​HDR2-L.jpg

and big sur

Good Morning TonY

Good morning Baan, I used to have a vacation home in the bay area and loved the place before I moved to NY ans stll drive there from Las Vegas, photogenic place. See the latest petapixel postings on places most photographed in the bay area.

Here is a scan of my eldest grand daughter taken 20 years ago with Nikon F800 film. My grandaughter now lves across the bay in Berkeley.

DTBaan wrote in post #15505168
woot! last time i went to sf i was a noob and didnt know how to use a dslr so the pics didnt come out good ;\

So that was yesterday then, right?

DTBaan wrote in post #15505160
oh cool you were able to get lightroom

how do you lose patience when shooting landscape? enjoy the scenery while the camera is doing its thing ;p best to set it to slow shutter instead of bulb. sucks to hold the button down and you cant do bulb with out a remote otherwise there will be camera shake.

Yeah! I got it a while ago actually haha, just been figuring bits and pieces out.

I lost patience because I had to hold the button down the whole time -_- When I did manual exposure, it was too dark

Natalie night shot of the milkyway, no need to go bulb, this one is on 7D using 24 mm (38 mm Ff eq on 7 D) iso 3200 F4.5 and 20 seconds shutter speed

ALSO GUYS I WANTED TO KNOW SOMETHING:

How do you download and use PS actions? I haven't had time to really look through tutorials but I figured you all would know.


(I have Photoshop Elements 6, in case that's important info to know. And yes, this is a noob question)

This one is 5D2 iso 6400 F4 and at 30 seconds from Btyce Canyon on a very windy night

natalieerachel wrote in post #15505227
I lost patience because I had to hold the button down the whole time -_- When I did manual exposure, it was too dark

Natalie:

tonyniev wrote in post #15505175
Good morning Baan, I used to have a vacation home in the bay area and loved the place before I moved to NY ans stll drive there from Las Vegas, photogenic place. See the latest petapixel postings on places most photographed in the bay area.

Here is a scan of my eldest grand daughter taken 20 years ago with Nikon F800 film. My grandaughter now lves across the bay in Berkeley.
http://tonyniev.smugmu​g.com …j8Dz/0/L/IMG_00​17-1-L.jpg

does she have a copy of that photo? ;p

Harm wrote in post #15505210
So that was yesterday then, right?

yesss sir!! I was soo frustrated when I got home I came upon kenrockwell.com and now I can say I'm a pro

natalieerachel wrote in post #15505227
Yeah! I got it a while ago actually haha, just been figuring bits and pieces out.

I lost patience because I had to hold the button down the whole time -_- When I did manual exposure, it was too dark

how dark is dark? time? can always use flash too ;p

Harm wrote in post #15505271
Natalie:
http://harm.smugmug.co​m …vN9b/0/XL/880A4​663-XL.jpg

5Diii
24II
f/5
ISO 3200
25s shot

Now, if you don't have a wired/wireless remote, put your camera on the 10s timer (to allow for stability when the camera takes the photo).

Oh and you want live view, mirror lock up, manual focus, turn off IS if your lens has IS (so the motor isn't whirring away). Basically any possible movement.

yup! thats one thing you need to remember that was not mentioned.