barfastic
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Hey guys, i finally took some shots with my camera, and i wanted to ask you guys what i could do to make these pics better. im still trying to figure out all the settings on my a350... (Click on images for larger version)
I dont have Exif data for this specific image. These are my all time favorite shoes... ADIDAS stan smiths originals. gotta love how comfy they feel.
This is a picture of my sunglasses (yes i know they are dirty) but i like how the left lense curves the ledge they were sitting on.
This third picture is quite interesting. I was chaning some spot lights in my room, and i realised they made a nice xolorful spectrum on the ceiling, so i tried to capture both the bulb and the rays on the ceiling.
EXIF Data
Camera Make: Sony
Camera Model: DSLR - A350
F-Stop: f/8
Exposure Time: 1/20 sec.
ISO: 100
Focal Length: 55mm
Max Aperture: 4.97
This shot was taken from my POS (Sony W300) but im almost 99% sure i will able to get another chance at such a photograph tomorrow. So i want to make sure i get it right or better this time (i dont have a polarising filter atm, so i hope glare wont be a problem) using my DSLR.
thanks in advance
I dont have Exif data for this specific image. These are my all time favorite shoes... ADIDAS stan smiths originals. gotta love how comfy they feel.
This is a picture of my sunglasses (yes i know they are dirty) but i like how the left lense curves the ledge they were sitting on.
This third picture is quite interesting. I was chaning some spot lights in my room, and i realised they made a nice xolorful spectrum on the ceiling, so i tried to capture both the bulb and the rays on the ceiling.
EXIF Data
Camera Make: Sony
Camera Model: DSLR - A350
F-Stop: f/8
Exposure Time: 1/20 sec.
ISO: 100
Focal Length: 55mm
Max Aperture: 4.97
This shot was taken from my POS (Sony W300) but im almost 99% sure i will able to get another chance at such a photograph tomorrow. So i want to make sure i get it right or better this time (i dont have a polarising filter atm, so i hope glare wont be a problem) using my DSLR.
thanks in advance