"Canon Users Unite Here & Post pic's"

[johnnysart]

Post up some of the gear you use and pic's.

Camera: Canon 7D
Lens: Tokina 10-17 f3.5-4.5 fisheye
Gear: Manfrotto 190 XB tripod
Manfrotto 486RC2 ballhead
Canon RS-80N3 Remote switch
Shooting: Raw formate of course.

Heres a few start Trails I took a few days ago.

7767765 by wildrive33, on Flickr


IMG_6116 by wildrive33, on Flickr

 

[katokahn99]

I think your pic-fu has everyone too intimidated to post here.
I'll see what I can come up with with my T2i.

 

[O.R.T.]

I think your pic-fu has everyone too intimidated to post here.

I wouldn't say or believe that.

Here's a sampling, all done with a DigitalElph SD750. I get good stuff with my iPhone too, it's not about the camera, it's about the talent behind the lens.

 

[LB3711]

Sweet pics Johnny. Nothing beats the quality of a DSLR. Jess loves hers.

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[johnnysart]

I think your pic-fu has everyone too intimidated to post here.
I'll see what I can come up with with my T2i.

I'm no pro just an amateur photographer. I know a little more then the average but I still have allot to learn. Been reading up on some techniques.

I wouldn't say or believe that.

Here's a sampling, all done with a DigitalElph SD750. I get good stuff with my iPhone too, it's not about the camera, it's about the talent behind the lens.

Well I agree with part of your statement. I'm no pro nor do I believe I'm any better than anybody, I'm just offering some tips when I can from my learning perspective.
Though I am an artist and I believe that helps some. But I do believe you need quality equipment to print some nice shots.
Great pic's by the way.

Sweet pics Johnny. Nothing beats the quality of a DSLR. Jess loves hers.

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Thank you. Whats Jess shooting with?

 

[Cruizer]

I need to get some time on mine this summer. I didn't do squat last year. I did get some guys lined up with some decent rides. I want to get some sweet auto pics. Never really done any. Mostly people and scenery. I'll have to get some posted, though your guys put most of mine to shame, lol.

 

[LB3711]

T2i with a few different lenses. She wants to upgrade the body to something better.


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[O.R.T.]

Well I agree with part of your statement. I'm no pro nor do I believe I'm any better than anybody, I'm just offering some tips when I can from my learning perspective.
Though I am an artist and I believe that helps some. But I do believe you need quality equipment to print some nice shots.
Great pic's by the way.

Well put, equipment does indeed help. Wasn't trying to imply otherwise, sorry if that didn't come out in my words.

When it comes down to it I just go by 4 main rules/ideals. They've always served me well. I'm nowhere near what I see most friends doing, but I am not out to do anything other than capture a moment through what I see it as and share it.

Those rules/ideals being,

F/8 and Be There*.

Golden Hours.

Rule of 3rds.

Don't be afraid to think out of the box, try something new, and take a chance, or simply take more shots than you think you're going to need.


*Or simply F/8 and Bee There?

 

[Cruizer]

Man, I just found out I can't remember how to get in my Flickr account. Can't even remember my username. Think I had that account before it was totally merged with Yahoo. May have to set up another but that sucks.

 

[katokahn99]

I thought that might get this thing kick-started...

 

[katokahn99]

These are all with my T2i

Bit of post processing on a clock tower in Saltzburg, Austria circa summer 2013


Whitehall, London, England. Stark contrast between the white building and azure blue sky.


Had a bit of fun with Westminster Abbey, photo taken on trip to UK, August 2013.


Edinburgh, Scotland


Abbey in Scotland on the way back to England.


The statue in front of Buckingham Palace in London.


Berg Soonek near Wiesbaden, Germany, circa summer 2010


Bee on a flower in Wiesbaden, Germany, Summer 2010

 

[johnnysart]

I need to get some time on mine this summer. I didn't do squat last year. I did get some guys lined up with some decent rides. I want to get some sweet auto pics. Never really done any. Mostly people and scenery. I'll have to get some posted, though your guys put most of mine to shame, lol.

Its not that hard. The start trails pic is about 200 pics sandwiched together and some lightroom 3 editing. Oh and I set my Canon to take pics after evry shot at 20 sec each You can do this also.

T2i with a few different lenses. She wants to upgrade the body to something better. 6d full frame would be nice and at a great price but its only SD and not CF cards.


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Well put, equipment does indeed help. Wasn't trying to imply otherwise, sorry if that didn't come out in my words.

When it comes down to it I just go by 4 main rules/ideals. They've always served me well. I'm nowhere near what I see most friends doing, but I am not out to do anything other than capture a moment through what I see it as and share it.

Those rules/ideals being,

F/8 and Be There*.

Golden Hours.

Rule of 3rds.

Don't be afraid to think out of the box, try something new, and take a chance, or simply take more shots than you think you're going to need.


*Or simply F/8 and Bee There?

No worries bud and I agree with ya.

Man, I just found out I can't remember how to get in my Flickr account. Can't even remember my username. Think I had that account before it was totally merged with Yahoo. May have to set up another but that sucks.

Its linked to you yahoo mail. Hope this helps.

 

[johnnysart]

katokahn99, WOW.

Abbey in Scotland is my favorite.

 

[katokahn99]

Here is a monochrom shot of a candle inside Berg Soonek. Aperture priority, ISO 320, F5.6, shutter 1/49

 

[LB3711]

nice pics sofar

 

[katokahn99]

katokahn99, WOW.

Abbey in Scotland is my favorite.

Thanks! Interesting point: to my naked eye, the colors in the columns were beautiful, but not that beautiful. It was a bit of a hazy day with an occasional sprinkle. ISO 400, F5.6, shutter 1/30

 

[Tyrant]

some very recent pics i took at a local meet:

 

[LB3711]

Here are some pics I took with my Canon P&S

Outside at night - a set on Flickr

I'm trying to get jess to take some with hers tonight

 

[katokahn99]

Nice night shots LB! I need to experiment more with the night shots! I need to put my tripod to work.

 

[katokahn99]

Here's one from our trip to Dublin, Ireland.