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Dec 12, 2006 23:58 |  #1

Let me know what you guys think! I took the Nikon D50 cause I wanted something light to carry around and if anything happened(stolen.droppe​d) I wouldnt have felt as bad. Next time I might take the 30D. Click on the link below. I took around 1500 pics but here are a few.. no need to register.

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Dec 13, 2006 13:37 |  #2

I love the Mirage volcano pics! I had trouble getting nice shots of that, it was terribly windy when I was there and I was on the ground getting smacked around by the palm trees.

Did you take any of the Bellagio fountains, or did I just miss that? That was my favorite subject; I loved trying to capture the movement.




  
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Dec 13, 2006 13:50 |  #3

The Mirage Volcano pic with the fire is one of my favorites!! Unfortunately I didn't get any shots of the fountains in action. I just wasnt in the area at the times they had the fountain shows.. And whenever I was, I was across the street or half mile away. Blah.. maybe next time


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Dec 13, 2006 15:05 |  #4

The pyramid shots are my favourites.


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Dec 13, 2006 15:59 |  #5

Wow, the place is overwhelming - I see why they say what happens in Vegas should stay in Vegas! It's just too vast to take it all in! Some great shots there - I liked a whole lot of them, but I must say, and it's not your fault, it's their's, that the wax model of Diana doesn't do her justice!


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Dec 13, 2006 19:20 as a reply to  @ Elisabeth-Ann's post |  #6

Thanks guys!! I posted on couple other forums and the volcano and pyramid shots were the most commented on..Others had their own favorites..some only cared for the food pics lol


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Dec 13, 2006 20:31 |  #7

Real Good ones buddy :) I know how difficult is it to get proper night shots especially inside the Casinos ;)


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Dec 14, 2006 06:37 |  #8

Really like all the color that just jumps out at you in all your shots, great bunch of pictures




  
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Dec 14, 2006 08:38 |  #9

can you post your exif for one of the night time photos? and were the night photos taken with a tripod? also what lens did you use? Im going in 3 weeks and Im not sure what lenses to bring or if i should bring my tripod. Thanx

Px look great btw...Im so excited to go after seeing them!!!


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Dec 14, 2006 13:55 |  #10

carbonXevo8 wrote in post #2398880 (external link)
can you post your exif for one of the night time photos? and were the night photos taken with a tripod? also what lens did you use? Im going in 3 weeks and Im not sure what lenses to bring or if i should bring my tripod. Thanx

Px look great btw...Im so excited to go after seeing them!!!

No tripod or any kind of support for all shots.. The shots are all handheld. I used auto ISO for most of the shots and the lenses are the Nikor 18-55 and 55-200 kit lenses. 95% of my shots were with the 18-55. I took about 1400 pics..thats just a few :cool:

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IMAGE: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v648/BobbyC01TA/DSC_0691.jpg

* File size: 206136 bytes
* File date: 2006:12:09 09:18:41
* Camera make: NIKON CORPORATION
* Camera model: NIKON D50
* Date/Time: 2006:12:06 21:55:26
* Resolution: 800 x 532
* Flash used: No
* Focal length: 18.0mm (35mm equivalent: 27mm)
* Exposure time: 0.077 s (1/13)
* Aperture: f/3.5
* Whitebalance: Auto
* Metering Mode: matrix
* Exposure: program (auto)

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Dec 14, 2006 18:38 |  #11

how are you taking a pic at night, with so many lights and them still come so crisp? That one looks amazing!


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Dec 14, 2006 18:56 |  #12

carbonXevo8 wrote in post #2401107 (external link)
how are you taking a pic at night, with so many lights and them still come so crisp? That one looks amazing!

make sure the exposure is good.. different cameras have more sensitive exposure settings.. The Nikon kit lens takes much sharper pics than the Canon kit lens..soft isn't bad though..all that can be fixed easily via photoshop or other photo editing software.. if you dont have steady hands, take a mini tripod and use a release cable or remote to get the best out of your pics. I messed with lots of settings and eventually found my comfort zone...just don't stress over it.. it'll come naturally and it'll come fast too :)


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Dec 14, 2006 19:54 |  #13

man i hope so. The weather here in NY has been garbage the last few days so i havent been able to go out at night and practice. ill be there for 5 days...so hopefully i can find my hook in the 1st or 2nd night. a fast f stop wouldnt hurt eather.


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Dec 14, 2006 20:13 |  #14

some very nice shots
The pictures of the strip (like the one you used as an example a few posts ago), they were shot from THE hotel, right?
did you have a room there, or can you just go up there and take some shots? (i walked in the lobby but that's it :p)


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Dec 15, 2006 09:18 |  #15

GeForceFX wrote in post #2401474 (external link)
some very nice shots
The pictures of the strip (like the one you used as an example a few posts ago), they were shot from THE hotel, right?
did you have a room there, or can you just go up there and take some shots? (i walked in the lobby but that's it :p)


They were from the MIX lounge at THE Hotel.. The wife and I went up there to get a view of the city and man is it nice. The drinks are very expensive there (15 bucks for a drink, 8 bucks for bottle water) but the bartender was busy making drinks so I saved myself and the wife some money lol. Its a nice place.. restrooms have windows too! If you go, go before 10 to avoid the $20-$25 cover charge per person. We were there for about 15 minutes and then just came back down. The elevator is glass so you get a nice view going up and down. We stayed at the Mirage.


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