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one thing i've learnt (i think it was on ns.com of all places) is to try not to shoot in bright, direct sunlight. you tend to get bits that are over exposed and bits in deep shadow.

try that maybe. im not saying your pics are crap. far from it. i'd love to get some shots like you are getting. anyway keep up the good work man and help me fill my hard drive

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Ahh yeah. Cheers for the tip. I think Sl!m has said that to me before, but yeah. It does look kind of washed out in certain parts of photo where its just too bright, and the dark and light levels don't really compliment each other that well, for example in the second photo down?

But i guess im getting there :P Only been using an SLR since the start of this year...so definately getting somewhere. :P

Princesss mary or not princess mary????

coins defying gravity?

interesting cows....

are they clones????

2 pac with elton john? or biggie having a laugh

more 2pac? heheheheheeeee or maybe just computer systems engineers having a laugh!

150 years or 100 years of afl?

rare rock collection !!! heheheheheeee

rare jewellry

i wish the mods had not stuffed around with my posts.... i mean seriously i was not breaking any rules... you sort of have to have the comments under each pic or it does not make sense... cheers mods for stuffing up my stuff.

odd looking fruit... one tasted like a rock mellon crossed with a grape fruit

princess mary.... well from some angles.....

fail

Ahh yeah. Cheers for the tip. I think Sl!m has said that to me before, but yeah. It does look kind of washed out in certain parts of photo where its just too bright, and the dark and light levels don't really compliment each other that well, for example in the second photo down?

But i guess im getting there :P Only been using an SLR since the start of this year...so definately getting somewhere. :P

well i've had mine for less than a couple of months so you've got one up on me. i think i'll start my own thread like the rest of y'all once i get off this cap

Ahh yeah do that, great way to showcase ya photos to general public, good to get advice aswell.

Although i haven't updated mine for awhile, though that bastard posting in my thread has reminded me about my thread in the first place..

Just shortly off topic...incase you actually LIKE his photos...he has now invaded our SA forum :P :P

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Sa...os-t233404.html

Please mods. ban the hell outta him LOL

one thing i've learnt (i think it was on ns.com of all places) is to try not to shoot in bright, direct sunlight. you tend to get bits that are over exposed and bits in deep shadow.

try that maybe. im not saying your pics are crap. far from it. i'd love to get some shots like you are getting. anyway keep up the good work man and help me fill my hard drive

If i'm out mucking around in the sun i'll generally chuck on the polarising filter to get rid of the glare, it also helps smooth out the exposure. ;)

Examples:

IMG_8635.jpg

1/2 ND filters can also be used to even out the exposure between the sky and the ground:

IMG_8662.jpg

Food for thought. :D

can get them at any photoshop - Circular Polarizing Filter would be (read: was) my choice

http://www.d-d-photographics.com.au/filters.htm

dodgy test i did when i first got it - no PP (didn't have a tripod then either lol)

http://picasaweb.google.com.au/ZennonDaman...16CPLFilterTest

I love the last shot. green porsche = yummy :)

Great depth of field in the first shot aswell. The focus is intriguing lol.

(Yay im at school in my photography class :)...and im on sau? lol)

If i'm out mucking around in the sun i'll generally chuck on the polarising filter to get rid of the glare, it also helps smooth out the exposure. :D

Examples:

IMG_8635.jpg

Ahem...wheels in my dear boy, wheels in :laugh:

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