Random Snap Shot Thread

Good idea :D

Here are a few of mine in no particular order


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Awesome
 
I suck at photography but here's my pics
my old truck
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my car
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lmao a snow girl face is hit and she's got a square body but man did she have a nice ass lol somebody actually called the cops on me and said it was indecent the cops killed her lol
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Yes on the tripod. Told Violent J to use a tripod tonight or sit his camera on something stable. The lightning was 3 to 5 second exposures.
 
bored...snapped some pics...

Still awaiting on my new wheels im picking up this weekend!!


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I wish all the pics were just a tad darker though! On a side note...OMG, your guys pics are awesome!!!! Everyone keep em' coming!


.Chris.
 
A tripod is one of your best investments. A good one also. When shooting landscape or still images. It is always best to take your shot with a slower shutter. Color saturation will be better and you end up with a shaper image.
 
A tripod is one of your best investments. A good one also. When shooting landscape or still images. It is always best to take your shot with a slower shutter. Color saturation will be better and you end up with a shaper image.

Careful with the long shutter on a landscape if its breezy, trees will get soft.

Maybe thats just my view because I love shooting my 80-200 wide open @ f/2.8
 
Careful with the long shutter on a landscape if its breezy, trees will get soft.

Maybe thats just my view because I love shooting my 80-200 wide open @ f/2.8

Very true on the tree's if windy.

How is your depth of field when shooting with an apeture at 2.8?
 
Very true on the tree's if windy.

How is your depth of field when shooting with an apeture at 2.8?

Very shallow

3,4,6,7 from what I posted are all shot with that wide open. It's a great lens, so sharp @ 2.8

I've taken a shot of my lens cap with only the word "Nikon" in focus, everything else blurred, so depends on what your shooting, it can be extremely shallow.

If I really want a shallow DOF though I usually bust out the 50mm f/1.8, but the longer focal length of the 80-200 really separates the subject from the background too.
 
Cbacarella I hate you, I was going to take pics there a few weeks ago, just was busy and decided I'll get it later :lol: Everyone please give tips, I really need them!
 
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