Misty morning.

Spellbinder · June 24, 2007 at 3:57 PM

First off im trying, i dont had very much time to be out and get skill, also i dont think i really "know" my camera yet. And i guess its not such a good camera anyway. Still i try to find interesting objects to shoot. Anyway i was going to work one day and it was all misty outside in the morning. And i whished i had my camera with me. Lucky me though a couple of days i looked outside the window before i went to work and saw it was the same mist again, so this time i grabbed my camera with me. some of the pics are somewhat grainy and i really dont know why. I use 50-100 ISO and fast "opener" !? Anyway here goes nothing.

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Dodger · June 24, 2007 at 4:30 PM

you must like nature.

e-freak · June 24, 2007 at 5:51 PM

i really like those shots. what to say on your iso values is that you are most propably using a small-chip-cam and an anti-shake in your cam. both combined can give you a still noisy grain upon your image.

Spellbinder · June 24, 2007 at 6:17 PM

I have this one: http://%7boption%7d

I'm aware it is not a pro cam or anything, but i would think i could take some what better shots. I haven't seen any settings for anti-shake and i dont know what you mean by small-chip-cam. I just hope it is a matter of learning the camera better, or else it is just that bad. I know that taking macro is a bitch. It says on that site i can take clooser then 5cm, but if i try that (both in manual/auto) its just blurry. If you have any pointer os good advice about how to take better pics with this sort of camera im all ears

Rick_D · June 24, 2007 at 11:37 PM

really nice pictures - the border detracts from my viewing enjoyment though

Sindwiller · June 25, 2007 at 11:49 AM

The first, the third and the fifth look awesome Spelly! :=) The first one lacks contrast and color, but that makes it actually interesting. The fifth's got beatiful colors.

Grin · June 25, 2007 at 8:54 PM

Your pictures have nice "film" feeling to them, but the grain is bit too saturous, so it kinda pops out more (this red, blue, yellow dust you see on the picture). Photoshop can help, and there are some programs designed just for removing it.

Never put such horrible borders to a picture again. Actually the only border that ever really looks good is this kind of thin black border, all kinds of gradients etc. look terrible.

Ginger Lord · June 30, 2007 at 11:33 AM

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Good morning Vietnam.

Misty morning.

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