Thanks! I'm currently using a Panasonic DMC-FZ15. For the pic I set it on macro mode with manual focus.

Quote: Originally Posted by JessAlba452 I was in Alpharetta today, and just wanted to test out this new digital camera I recieved. I like how the pictures of buildings turned out. So I'll be hanging around this thread for a while!

DUDETTE!!!

Is that on Windward Parkway? That looks like the office building I use to work in. Were you stalking me?

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LoL I'm not sure if it's on Winward Pkwy, but I am definately sure that I'm not stalking you

Quote: Originally Posted by JessAlba452 LoL I'm not sure if it's on Winward Pkwy, but I am definately sure that I'm not stalking you

I'm relieved to hear you weren't stalking me. Makes me feel better.

Alpharetta and Buckhead use to be my stomping ground a few years back (was working out there). I was actually surprised how much I like being in ATL. Its a great town, I hope to go back and visit that area sometime in the future.

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Quote: Originally Posted by SuAsDu DUDETTE!!! Is that on Windward Parkway? That looks like the office building I use to work in. Were you stalking me? SAD

Actually, thats on Northwinds Parkway. The identical office buildings stretch for miles now and Winward Parkway isn't that far off.

Quote: Originally Posted by YohanSpritz Actually, thats on Northwinds Parkway. The identical office buildings stretch for miles now and Winward Parkway isn't that far off.

Ahh.. thanks for clearing that up.

All of Alpharetta seem to boom with office buidlings all around the same time.

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You guys seem to know your cameras better than me...whats the best overall setting on my Kodak Easyshare CX7430....would love to try and get more out of it.

I took some pics last night and today. The first two pics are of birds and the last photo is a picture of the moon. Enjoy.


http://www.bright.net/~axe/imagegallery/wings.jpg

http://www.bright.net/~axe/imagegallery/birds.jpg

http://www.bright.net/~axe/imagegallery/IMG_4086_1.jpg

Quote: Originally Posted by nev_payne You guys seem to know your cameras better than me...whats the best overall setting on my Kodak Easyshare CX7430....would love to try and get more out of it.

well, for the kodak's; auto + highest quality is always best...it depends on what type of pictures you want to take will determine what settings you want for your pictures..

Quote: Originally Posted by Crazy_J I took some pics last night and today. The first two pics are of birds and the last photo is a picture of the moon. Enjoy. http://www.bright.net/~axe/imagegallery/wings.jpg http://www.bright.net/~axe/imagegallery/birds.jpg http://www.bright.net/~axe/imagegallery/IMG_4086_1.jpg

outstanding pictures man

how do you get such clear pictures of the moon??!

To get a clear image of the moon I had to use my 400mm lens and a tripod. I have a picture of it here: http://www.bright.net/~axe/imagegallery/mycamera.jpg

I used a low ISO and used the timer so my hand wouldn't shake the camera. Those two combinations gives me great results.

Here are the settings I used:

Shooting Mode
Manual
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/100
Av( Aperture Value )
8.0
Metering Mode
Center-weighted averaging
ISO Speed
200
Lens
400.0 mm
Focal Length
400.0 mm
Image Size
3072x2048
Image Quality
Fine
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
AI Focus AF
Parameters
Contrast +1
Sharpness +1
Color saturation +1
Color tone Normal
Color Space
sRGB

wow outstanding pictures crazy

That's one big a$$ lens dude :O the girls like 'em like that??

Here is a picture of my topless model. I took a lot of pictures today because my studio lights arrived

I tried to embedd the cropped image in this thread but it doesn't work so your going to have to click on the link to view my photos.

The photo from today's shoot

A few new pics from me. Next time I go out I'm going to try to get pictures of the sky or animals.

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Whoa, thats a whole bunch of turtles... and hey... that Chess set looks familiar

A photo of a Robin I captured yesterday.



Edit:

A sleeping squirrel

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Heres some snaps of a nearby lake to my house. Me and Liz went there on Saturday, and saw a couple of ducks and fish there aswell. Also posted is my Village - Wootton Courtenay (pronounced "wott-oun court-en-ae" ) My house is there, in the 3rd section...but thats all im saying. The Church is the oldest in the area...15th Century I believe (1420 approx). The village stretches round and sits on a large hill range and the main area is Grabbist Hill (with shop and church).

The next picture is when me and my brother Alex (pictured) took a cycle trip up to the highest point in the National Park we live in - Dunkery Beacon, in Exmoor. Here we see the foot of the Moorland range, about halfway down from the summit (we had already got to the top at this point). Finally we have some exmoor ponies...a rare breed and live wild in the moorland. They are counted each year to check health and numbers.

Enjoy

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Everyone has contributed some awesome things to this thread, and I just wanted to pop in with some things I've taken over the last little while.

These two represent some of my best work to date. I should go to school for photography, not CAD or networking.

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