CarpForum Thread : photography thread. : Carp Fishing Forum




[Log-In] or [Register]	Advertise to thousands of anglers a day! Click HERE to see how



Home	Search		Help / FAQs	Rules / Usage

Who's Online	Member List	Articles	Gallery	Weather

New Posts: 0

photography thread.
[Log-In] [Register]

dangerousdave

Posts: 471

#1437 11 Dec 2011 at 7.14pm

In reply to Post #1436
Thanks 60s rules, I have the same problem mate, can't get the hang of posting links on here.
Amazing shots

60sRules

Posts: 2996

#1436 11 Dec 2011 at 6.52pm

In reply to Post #1435
Thanks David
I think I did read something about the blurring problem on a forum linked to my research on adaptors. Appeared to be how the adaptor was fitted to the camera. If I can find the link I will let you know about it.
On a different topic check out this web page. www.thomasshahan.com, sorry can�t do links.
This guy produces world class shots using the reversed lens technique on equipment that most people would consign to the bin.
He shoots a number of shots of live subjects in the field and slightly alters the focusing point for each shot and them layer stacks them.
There is an article in the November issue of Digital SLR photography which outlines his approach.

dangerousdave

Posts: 471

#1435 11 Dec 2011 at 5.20pm

In reply to Post #1434
Still got all my old FD lenses , i did get a converter to use them on my Nikon D5000.
My 28mm f/2.8 and 70-210 works ok though had to go Manual without any metering.
Pity the main lens i wanted to use my 50mm f/1.8 produces blurred shots, think this is something to do with the distance between compositing lens and the sensor.
You should get much better results though converting to your EOS

60sRules

Posts: 2996

#1434 8 Dec 2011 at 9.39pm

Finally decided to go down the Macro route. On its way is a Canon FD 35-70 Macro Zoom. Not wanting to spend shedloads of money I have opted for the later FD version with a top quality convertor to attach to my EOS.
I can live with manual focusing and using in aperture priority mode as this is how I take close ups anyway
Will be interesting to see if it was �90 well spent

All-On-Black

Posts: 874

#1433 25 Nov 2011 at 12.51pm

A couple from this morning..

60sRules

Posts: 2996

#1432 20 Nov 2011 at 11.08pm

Raw file Photoshoped

tuftytowers

Posts: 674

#1431 20 Nov 2011 at 9.54pm

In reply to Post #1425
yep along with uv filter, gorilla pod and remote

andy_carper001

Posts: 584

#1430 20 Nov 2011 at 9.41pm

In reply to Post #1429
Stunning shots !!

dangerousdave

Posts: 471

#1429 20 Nov 2011 at 9.24pm

In reply to Post #1428
Thanks
Yes Amazing lens, Nearly straight off the camera just a little tweaking

All-On-Black

Posts: 874

#1428 20 Nov 2011 at 9.02pm

In reply to Post #1426
There's something quite amazing about those droplets of water Dave, immense!!

tuftytowers

Posts: 674

#1427 20 Nov 2011 at 7.32pm

In reply to Post #1426
will be trying out some shots this week

dangerousdave

Posts: 471

#1426 20 Nov 2011 at 6.41pm

Message Suppressed by Forum Moderator.

dangerousdave

Posts: 471

#1425 20 Nov 2011 at 6.26pm

In reply to Post #1424
warehouse express �612. 99

tuftytowers

Posts: 674

#1424 20 Nov 2011 at 10.40am

In reply to Post #1421
had a look around where you got yours from mate, and would you believe the same lens fell into my basket as it were

nine0six

Posts: 2754

#1423 18 Nov 2011 at 10.35pm

Boston Big Picture 2011


	Page: 78.3333333333333 of 109




Stickies General Discussion Sponsor Posts/Updates CarpForum FishIns Tackle Reviews Rigs Bait Catch Results Venues (UK) Venues (Foreign) Classifieds FAQs and Help Feedback to CarpForum NON Carp Stuff	Advertising disclosure
� Copyright 2002-2024 - www.CarpForum.co.uk	contact : webmaster@carpforum.co.uk