Photograph and Camera talk
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its…. HERE
I see why it is called the brick… so damn heavy.
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GOD, i can't wait to use it! I only took 3-4 pictures so far the thing focuses so fucking fast! Iknow I will probably be getting the same lens as you Finn but the Canon version.
If I had to wait any longer though, I would die.
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Ok, so here are a couple of test shots with my new lens, the thing is crisp as hell! It again… focuses soooo fast! I still like MF better than AF though, unfortunately that would take too long with this lens, so I will just use AF.
If you wanna view the EXIF, just click the images link should take you to Flickr.
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…and one more, besides bokeh, this is my favorite effect
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It is the bird bath in my backyard that could use a… major?... cleaning, haha!
Thanks, well IMO keep the 18-55 as you really will not be making that much money off of it and wait until you buy a new lens before you sell it since zoom lenses are there for when prime lenses can't get the job done, if you know what I mean.
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the last shot, not to get you into too technical a conversation since I only speak three languages (english, broken english, &edjit) . . . but how the hell did you do that?
really nice
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ahhhhhhh
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Thanks Monday! Well basically what I did was set my aperture halfway between low and high and pointed my lens towards the sun to only get a little of the sun in the photo but only enough to create that effect.
Then I went into photoshop and converted the image to black and white (using a 'special' method) this way I could then use the brus to fill in the certain areas I wanted the color to be in.
Edit: Here is the original photo actually so you can see what I changed.
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Thanks Rafa! I am really liking the second picture. So suttle and reminds me of a picture taken from a film camera.
Also I am thinking about not keeping the lens. I am starting to think I should have gone with a prime either 50L or 35L. If anyone could convince me otherwise please tell me. Then again I haven't really been able to use this lens to its full potential, but I also don't mind having to walk up to things to manually focus and I am thinking portrait photography is the way to go! I am going to be using my lens at 35mm the next couple of days.
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