Photography/Photo editing THREAD
Originally Posted by _G_
Here's my first attempt with my Canon Rebel XT. I was hoping to get a cool "In motion" shot". I think my ISO was 400, Shutter was 100, Aperture was 22.
As you can see in the picture the rear of the car looks too bright, does any body know how I can fix that? Also, how can I make the background more blurry, but still have the car in focus?
As you can see in the picture the rear of the car looks too bright, does any body know how I can fix that? Also, how can I make the background more blurry, but still have the car in focus?
do you like the difference?
Last edited by toymachine2009; Dec 18, 2006 at 12:43 AM.
I want to get a new camera. I want a pretty good one that can take high res pictures of close up things (like that one of the chains several pages back). I dont want an SLR because I like to carry my camera around with me places. Theres the latest Canon Point and shoot that is 10 MP. Will that take nice pictures or do I need an SLR?
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Originally Posted by Strtsk8r321
I want to get a new camera. I want a pretty good one that can take high res pictures of close up things (like that one of the chains several pages back). I dont want an SLR because I like to carry my camera around with me places. Theres the latest Canon Point and shoot that is 10 MP. Will that take nice pictures or do I need an SLR?
If you want to get close ups, a Macro lens is what you're looking for. DSLR, they only way to go.
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Originally Posted by blueSKYLINE
and here is another picture i took last weekend in Florida, it hasn't been edited at all I just used the "accent color" setting on my Canon SD900:
Another:
