Favorite rainy day or night pics
04-11-2007, 01:46 AM
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A few of mine (not super good, since in most of them, my hands were shaking since it was like -30c that night and windy....and I didn't have my Rebel with me)
Some more here: My TSX Gallery
Some more here: My TSX Gallery
05-08-2007, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by EuRTSX
Sean, turn off the date on your camera. 
have a kid and you'll understand dates on pics are a helpful thing for the family
05-10-2007, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by kuri
Wow, you got a high resolution version of that picture? I'm sure lots of us would want to use that as their new wallpaper! 
05-10-2007, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by SeanS627
it's the wife's camera that she keeps in the car to take pictures of our son, hence why the date is plastered over all my pics
have a kid and you'll understand dates on pics are a helpful thing for the family
have a kid and you'll understand dates on pics are a helpful thing for the family
Time to get your own camera and be a big boy =]
05-10-2007, 01:17 PM
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What setting do you guys use to take NIGHT pictures (low-light condition?)?? Mine is not a DSLR, thus the high ISO setting has ALOT of noise. I'm wondering if I'm going to the right track. Do you change the white balance setting @ night too?
1. Use Night Scenery mode. Last year pix. Yellow Fog + No Kit
2. This year, w/ HID Fog + lip. Use slow shutter (1) ISO 80 (or 100) since it can catch better details???
3. Same as 2.
1. Use Night Scenery mode. Last year pix. Yellow Fog + No Kit
2. This year, w/ HID Fog + lip. Use slow shutter (1) ISO 80 (or 100) since it can catch better details???
3. Same as 2.
05-10-2007, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by EuRTSX
Time to get your own camera and be a big boy =]
05-11-2007, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by chuson
What setting do you guys use to take NIGHT pictures (low-light condition?)?? Mine is not a DSLR, thus the high ISO setting has ALOT of noise. I'm wondering if I'm going to the right track. Do you change the white balance setting @ night too?
1. Use Night Scenery mode. Last year pix. Yellow Fog + No Kit
2. This year, w/ HID Fog + lip. Use slow shutter (1) ISO 80 (or 100) since it can catch better details???
3. Same as 2.
1. Use Night Scenery mode. Last year pix. Yellow Fog + No Kit
2. This year, w/ HID Fog + lip. Use slow shutter (1) ISO 80 (or 100) since it can catch better details???
3. Same as 2.
Wow, I love your fogs.
05-14-2007, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by SeanS627
it's the wife's camera that she keeps in the car to take pictures of our son, hence why the date is plastered over all my pics
have a kid and you'll understand dates on pics are a helpful thing for the family
have a kid and you'll understand dates on pics are a helpful thing for the family
Why not just use a photo management program (like Picassa or Adobe Lightroom or whatever)? The dates and times come right in with the pics......or, just get a Flickr account and I think the EXIF data goes up with your photos (and your relatives can just pop over to your account to look at the pics instead of you having to build a site or email pics to them....
05-14-2007, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by tsxdriver
You've definitely got an eye for lighting....and a cool location! Those parking lot shots of mine were totally by accident. I just happened to be doing something at my school at night, and I just happened to see that the new parking lot lights were almost like spotlights...
05-14-2007, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeMa
Why not just use a photo management program (like Picassa or Adobe Lightroom or whatever)? The dates and times come right in with the pics......or, just get a Flickr account and I think the EXIF data goes up with your photos (and your relatives can just pop over to your account to look at the pics instead of you having to build a site or email pics to them....
