My attempt at Bokeh

[Geaux]

..... and then showed me her fong....

WHOA NOW! :lmao:

 

[NikonNewbie]

..... and then showed me her fong....

WHOA NOW! :lmao:

LMFAO

 

[NikonNewbie]

Kundalini hit the nail on the head. The lines look like maybe dust dragged.

dust dragged? the lens was clean...and it's not on any of my other pics...hmmm.

 

[NikonNewbie]

OH...wonder if at alll in any possible way, it's one of those little effin spiders...when they jump...if they are gonna miss the target they release a thin line of web...could that be it? cuz there are like 2 webs going from my curtains to the new tree...
**** nature.

 

[mwcfarms]

Kundalini hit the nail on the head. The lines look like maybe dust dragged.

dust dragged? the lens was clean...and it's not on any of my other pics...hmmm.

Inside the camera I meant. I had it happen to me on a set of shots I did and four from that morning mine were more dark but out of a slew of 150 shots I only had 4 that it showed on.

 

[NikonNewbie]

Kundalini hit the nail on the head. The lines look like maybe dust dragged.

dust dragged? the lens was clean...and it's not on any of my other pics...hmmm.

Inside the camera I meant. I had it happen to me on a set of shots I did and four from that morning mine were more dark but out of a slew of 150 shots I only had 4 that it showed on.

ok so nothing I should be worried about?

 

[kundalini]

My attempt at Bokeh

So, I took these in Shutter Priority instead of Manual.......

Since this is in the Beginners forum, I wanted to make sure there was no confusion. Out of focus backgrounds can be achieved in probably any of the shooting modes that your camera has. However, to substantially increase your chances, Manual or Aperture Priority are by far the easiest to use because YOU are controlling the aperture, not the camera.

The quality and characteristic of the out of focus background (bokeh) is inherent to your lens design. If you haven't already, have a look at this thread... http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/photo-themes/25929-load-bokeh.html. In there you will find examples of very nervous bokeh to creamy smooth.

 

[mwcfarms]

dust dragged? the lens was clean...and it's not on any of my other pics...hmmm.

Inside the camera I meant. I had it happen to me on a set of shots I did and four from that morning mine were more dark but out of a slew of 150 shots I only had 4 that it showed on.

ok so nothing I should be worried about?

Not sure but that would be my guess. On your next set, pay close attention to that place on your images and see if its still there. If not then I wouldnt worry.

About your camera that is. I would still be worried about them damn nasty jumping spiders. You poor thing.:hugs:

 

[NikonNewbie]

Yes, got that and understand that, thanks
I pretty much am able to get bokeh (good or bad) with any mode my camera is in, with some time and luck

 

[NikonNewbie]

Inside the camera I meant. I had it happen to me on a set of shots I did and four from that morning mine were more dark but out of a slew of 150 shots I only had 4 that it showed on.

ok so nothing I should be worried about?

Not sure but that would be my guess. On your next set, pay close attention to that place on your images and see if its still there. If not then I wouldnt worry.

About your camera that is. I would still be worried about them damn nasty jumping spiders. You poor thing.:hugs:

aw thanx :hug::...well, I just **tried to take some of one of the babies sky diving from the curtain to the tree....you can see several little threads, then I grabbed his thread and put him on a table so I could take the pic but, he was on the move and I couldn't focus that fast, shoulda smooshed him cuz when I moved my hand, his effn web was stuck to me and he flew back out!
I swear Im gonna need some good PSYCHO THERAPY after this freaking weekend!