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no need for anything special, the cloth will work wonders. i also breath hot air onto the lens and then wipe it off.
yesterday i cleaned some lenses that have not been cleaned in many years, like 5+ years, maybe longer..
they had spots of who knows what and type of film built up on it.. pretty nasty.
my breath and microfiber cloth made them look like new.
Rip got to remember that the front element on the Lumix is very small and hard to get even a naked finger in there
ok its not THAT small, but its small and hard to clean.
take a q-tip and wrap the microfiber cloth over the tip and then use that to clean the front of the lens.
i cant say with certainty why this catches my eye but it does.
i used the '300' custom style.
http://stinky.no-ip.biz/photo/conver...3035322e6a7067
Canon T2i
Nikon 35mm F/2 @ F/2 i think
ISO-100
1/1600th
'300' Canon Custom Style
shot in jpeg, straight from the camera and re-sized.
oohhhh very nice Jokester
I was looking through this thread enjoying many of the photos. I thought I'd add a few of mine. Hope you enjoy them. :)
i am pretty happy with this,
handheld, on my lunch break, right up in this wasp's face, about 8 inches away
100% crop
http://broveakphotography.zapto.org/...3332362e4a5047
canon T2i
Canon 60mm Macro
F/4.5
ISO-200
1/640th second.
straight from the camera no alterations, 100% crop
http://www.abload.de/img/_mg_2131b20iu4dxok1t.jpg
no editing besides b/w conversion & resizing
i didnt want to soften the skin
Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Exposure time: 0,0125
F number: 4
ISO speed rating: 200
Aperture: 4
Flash: yes
Lens: Canon 100mm 2.8 L IS USM
I like it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lestat
A couple more of my wildlife snaps.
Hameister read the first page. One photo per day :welcome:
Some good shots, and we want to see them. Just not that many at once :up:
Through a roundabout story, I got hooked up with a professional photographer who normally specializes in drag racing and for the most part I've worked taking pictures at Speedworld in Surprise (AZ) for some of the events they've held, see below. I've also had the opportunity to work with him and Lucas Oil at the Lucas Oil Spring National Drag Boat races and will be going on the road to the Little Caesars Ozark Nationals in Oklahoma City to shoot there as well. (Media access is awesome.) I wouldn't call myself an artistic photographer, more closer to a decent picture taker.
This is a nostalgia top fuel dragster "chute photo" at the top end of the track taken with my Canon 20D, 70-300mm IS, 1000/sec, f6.3 (IIRC) on motor drive and AI servo. It's not a perfect picture; but, I was asking a lot from my camera and lens all things considered, mostly lens...
Thanks for the heads up. I should have read that 1st page. Didn't mean to violate the rules. Now I know. Unfortunately I don't have an expensive DSLR camera so I can't post exposure, aperture, ISO setting, etc. I just point and shoot with the camera on "Auto". Hope that's ok. Thanks again. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jokester_wild
Bit chin shot LestatQuote:
Originally Posted by Lestat
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2028/Xtreme%...y/_MG_4310.jpg
400D
EF f/2.8 100mm Macro USM @ f/13
1/200s @ ISO100
580EX II + Softbox
http://bsparacino.com/photos/cache/n..._13432_800.jpg
Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Exposure: 1/100
Aperture: f/4.0
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO Speed: 160
Lens: 50mm f/1.8 II
Lestat - That is definatly a cool shot.
Everyone, the pics are awesome keep them coming.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4028/...8e41ef73c4.jpg
EOS 7D
70-200 F4L @ 200mm F4
1/500
Very nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by Metric
From a safe distance!
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56956/food/IMG_7841.jpg
Camera: Canon EOS 40D
Exposure: 1/250
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 47 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Lens: Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8
EagleRock - yummy!
Hameister - not dangerous if its fed well. :D
Heron at a wildlife preserve.
Very nice picture :) What lens did you use ?
Thanks for the compliment. Unfortunately I don't have much of a camera compared to so many of you. It's a Sony DSC-H50, about 2 years old. Basically a high end Point n' Shoot. I generally just set it for "Auto" and push the button. So to answer your question, the lens I used is the lens that's built into it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by EagleRock