New Camera Photos

[TRUKINGNY]

Let me know what you guys think any feed back will be great....

 

[smoq]

Very nice man, what kind of camera is that?

 

[krzysiek]

nice. what lens did you use?

 

[TRUKINGNY]

its a Nikon D3000 just got it i was using the stock lens 18-55mm gonna be getting a 55-200mm soon

 

[marki24]

nice

 

[Chongpark27]

nice camera

 

[OzoneParkGuy]

Nice job!!!! Did u use any of the settings I was telling you about in your previous post?

 

[TRUKINGNY]

Nice job!!!! Did u use any of the settings I was telling you about in your previous post?

Yea I did I like the mode with the guy and the star it's the best I've used so far


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[Alex]

Did you have the ISO set at auto? that first shot seems to have a bit of grain.

great color, did you set the WB or let the camera do this at auto.

 

[TRUKINGNY]

Did you have the ISO set at auto? that first shot seems to have a bit of grain.

great color, did you set the WB or let the camera do this at auto.

I don't remember what the iso was at have to check when I get home if it wasn't on auto and I do put it on will the pics come out better?? I didn't touch the WB either kinda let the camera do it's thing until I learn a little more about certain settings... I put it in M for a little and played with the settings but they were coming out real dark


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[Alex]

If you have a custom setting, you can set it up to have the settings you want when photographing your tank. a quick way to set your WB is to get a meter reading from a white object in the same light conditions that you will be photographing, ex. white pvc in the tank.

The ISO determines the sensitivity of the light on your card. 100 iso needs more light,bright sunny day. The higher the ISO the less light is needed. Thus when you take night shots your camera will pick a higher iso number. If your not sure what I'm explaining do a simple test, set the ISO to whatever number you want and then let the camera chose your exposure. once you've gotten that use that same exposure on several photos while changing only the iso, you'll see how this relates to light. your camera must be set to manual to keep the same exposure numbers.

 

[ReeferGirl]

soo pretty!

 

[TRUKINGNY]

soo pretty!

Thanks ReeferGirl


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[ReeferGirl]

I have been debating about switching to a Nikon. I use a Canon Rebel XTi and my mother uses a Nikon. And i LOVE her camera. Is it easy to use? Have you used many of the settings?

 

[TRUKINGNY]

I have been debating about switching to a Nikon. I use a Canon Rebel XTi and my mother uses a Nikon. And i LOVE her camera. Is it easy to use? Have you used many of the settings?

i love the nikon its very easy to use too ive been playing with all the settings the best so far is the one with a person and a star right above the head dont know the name sorry... let me know if you learn any tricks

 

[ryangrieder]

very nice camera pics. im also in the market for a nice camera and this one was one of them in the running to purchase soon.

 

[aznt1217]

Nice Stuff!

Clean your glass LOL. Maybe it's just the pictures though

 

[masterswimmer]

Nice looking tank Richie

I love the Nikon's. Not that I've had lots of experience with other makes, but the Nikon D60 I've got works just fine.

Best advice I can offer (from someone who knows very little about photog) is just keep practicing and don't be afraid to try different settings until you learn what everything does.

R

 

[stbarnabas]

like you !!!

soo pretty!

 

[TRUKINGNY]

Nice looking tank Richie

I love the Nikon's. Not that I've had lots of experience with other makes, but the Nikon D60 I've got works just fine.

Best advice I can offer (from someone who knows very little about photog) is just keep practicing and don't be afraid to try different settings until you learn what everything does.

R

Thx russ it's bc of you and Jim I have this nice tank


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