Anyone into photography? (2 Viewers)

[nerdasdasd]

ik lol but logically f1.2 isn't really useable (well i don't really like the look of basically nothing in focus).

Three Sisters by Daniel_95, on Flickr

Darling Harbour Fireworks by Daniel_95, on Flickr

Observatory Hill by Daniel_95, on Flickr

Sydney Motorsport Park by Daniel_95, on Flickr

IMG_0950 by Daniel_95, on Flickr

The last image has the best bokh!

 

[astroman]

that last pic would look better with more bokeh...but still you have some great photos

 

[nerdasdasd]

Tbh

I don't use my f1.8 much because the distance cannot be adjusted

@daniel

 

[astroman]

did u use nd filter for this 1:

http://500px.com/photo/15306177/flowing-through-by-daniel-natoli?from=user

 

[astroman]

Tbh

I don't use my f1.8 much because the distance cannot be adjusted

@daniel

whats ur fav lens

 

[nerdasdasd]

whats ur fav lens

I love my 18- 55, but the only complaint is the lack of bokeh

Good sharpens and zoom range thi

 

[astroman]

I love my 18- 55, but the only complaint is the lack of bokeh

Good sharpens and zoom range thi

nikon or canon?

 

[nerdasdasd]

nikon or canon?

Nikon

 

[astroman]

Nikon

eshayz <3

 

[astroman]

drifting do u always use a tripod for ur long expo's?

 

[nerdasdasd]

Some of some still images here to see how the images from the 18 - 55 turned out (ignore the first 3, they were done via stacking , startrails <3)

http://500px.com/MarcoHuang1

keep it mind there is a ton of post processing

 

[astroman]

wow nice how many stacks is this http://500px.com/photo/71883583/starry-skies-by-marco-huang?from=user

 

[nerdasdasd]

wow nice how many stacks is this http://500px.com/photo/71883583/starry-skies-by-marco-huang?from=user

None

That was a static shot

 

[astroman]

here are some photos i took with a nokia n8

 

[astroman]

edited in iPhoto

 

[Drifting95]

that last pic would look better with more bokeh...but still you have some great photos

70-200mm f4 IS. A f2.8 would be better for this situation however weight and price are a factor, moreso weight because i always take my 70-200 with me.

did u use nd filter for this 1:

http://500px.com/photo/15306177/flowing-through-by-daniel-natoli?from=user

Nope, i don't have an ND. For the last 2 yrs i've been procrastinating my purchase of a LEE slot-in filter set but it is still very expensive even if i import it from the UK.

drifting do u always use a tripod for ur long expo's?

Yep, it's a must.

 

[Drifting95]

I tried astro once but i failed because of focusing issues lol. Next time i go to the Blue Mountains and give it a shot with the technique nerd taught me.

 

[astroman]

^for some long expo's i just put the camera on a ledge or railing and set the timer on.

 

[astroman]

which tripod do u have??

 

[Drifting95]

^for some long expo's i just put the camera on a ledge or railing and set the timer on.

I don't want to risk my camera falling off lol. Additionally, putting it on a ledge really limits your composition choices so i'd recommend investing in a moderately priced tripod, stay away from cheap crap.