What were these taken with?

[East.Of.LA.Photography]

What kind of camera were these pictures taken with? The girl that took these said she uses a Nikon D80. Well I own a Nikon D60 and my pictures come out crystal clear. You'd think a Nikon D80 would be better?

Thoughts? Opinions? Please ..

http://a765.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/85/l_8a1174296a43296b0b970af9aac15a74.jpg


http://a664.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/113/l_dffe81eb933ed22e87cbfe767cde757f.jpg

http://a19.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/116/l_dfce3554fa1ec625f60995e45a2eef12.jpg

 

[SpeedTrap]

I just see red X,
so they must have been taken with a canon.

 

[dylj]

these were taken at very high iso's, which explains (in part) the bad image quality. And yes, the D80 is better.

 

[Big Mike]

There are many factors that go into making an image. The brand or model of the camera is probably a very little part of the equation. The lens is a bigger factor and the Photographer is the biggest factor of all.

 

[andrew99]

Looks to me that these were printed and scanned.

 

[Yahoozy]

There are many factors that go into making an image. The brand or model of the camera is probably a very little part of the equation. The lens is a bigger factor and the Photographer is the biggest factor of all.

yup hahah

 

[ann]

the camera is only a tool , frankly without the metadata it would be difficult to know

 

[Easy_Target]

they look as if they took a picture of a hard print.

the problem with myspace and facebook is that they strip the exif from the images, that's why I rarely ever use the two for images. :X

 

[MarcusM]

Impossible to tell from those shots what they were taken with, no exif data, and like the other posters said there are so many factors that go into a photograph besides just the camera body itself.

 

[IanRB]

Some possible reasons these are not clear pictures could be they don't know how to focus, high iso and low light resulting in a lot of noise, or a dirty lense, like really smudgy or something. That would be my guess

 

[Bryant]

Toooo much noise!!! turn down the iso, it's probably set at 1600 or more.

 

[Joves]

They are just plain out of focus and, Im willing to be she used the timer.

 

[passerby]

I think the photographer was trying to create portrait photos - kind we usually saw from the wedding photos. If this is the case than he/she failed to achieve the desired results. Agree with the above, they are out of focus.

 

[zandman]

would it be mean if i say they were like taken by a low end p&s???


maybe she's experimenting on the photos and sadly she did it only once without other settings.

 

[Battou]

would it be mean if i say they were like taken by a low end p&s???


maybe she's experimenting on the photos and sadly she did it only once without other settings.

I was thinking that too actually, they look like they came out of one of my fake SLR's


Truth is even that plastic immitation camera I have will work better in the right hands. That D80 is in the wrong hands if that is in fact what took them.