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#54714 - 03/13/09 09:25 PM Tips [Re: Warren_Polidori]
Warren_Polidori Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/25/08 Posts: 1456 Loc: Westhampton, NY	This is a very important tip for those who choose to shoot out of Auto Mode. In Auto Mode the camera thinks it's smarter than you, prove it wrong! This tip will contribute to sharper photos and may be one of the best basic tips you can ever remember. Lens aperture has a sweet spot that is not too open and not too closed. It generally gives the best results all other considerations being equal. I love this site and I will post more tips in the near future. http://www.adorama.com/Catalog.tpl?op=academy_new&article=091507 Best, Warren Edited by warren_polidori (03/13/09 09:47 PM)
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#54715 - 03/13/09 10:58 PM Re: Tips [Re: Warren_Polidori]
7033grip Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/10/05 Posts: 5148 Loc: Winter Haven, Florida	About 20 years ago we worked with an old Director of Photography who had been a combat photographer in WW2. At lunch we were asking him about how he had time to take meter readings with all the action going on around him. His response was "I shot the entire war at between f5.6 and 8." Dubie Baxter _________________________ Dubie Baxter RKS #5099
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#54716 - 03/14/09 01:02 PM Dubie's Eagles [Re: tomthbomb]
tglassco Knife Enthusiast Registered: 05/22/07 Posts: 1970 Loc: Gator Country	Here are a few photos of a pair of eagles Dubie had the privilege of capturing with his new digital camera. I think they function as an early warning system. Maybe Dubie can tell us more about them. Attachments 56960-eagles5(Small).jpg (89 downloads) Edited by tglassco (03/14/09 01:06 PM) _________________________ Tom RKS #5553
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#54717 - 03/14/09 01:38 PM Re: Dubie's Eagles [Re: tglassco]
Warren_Polidori Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/25/08 Posts: 1456 Loc: Westhampton, NY	Dubie, Great photo! National Geographic material there. It appears that the eagle on the left must be the female since she's really giving the other one a hard time. Looks like she's saying "rabbit, why do you just bring home rabbit? Rabbit, rabbit, rabbit. How about bringing home a nice bass once in a while!" Best, Warren
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#54718 - 03/14/09 01:56 PM Re: Dubie's Eagles [Re: Warren_Polidori]
tglassco Knife Enthusiast Registered: 05/22/07 Posts: 1970 Loc: Gator Country	Quote: It appears that the eagle on the left must be the female since she's really giving the other one a hard time. Looks like she's saying "rabbit, why do you just bring home rabbit? Rabbit, rabbit, rabbit. How about bringing home a nice bass once in a while!" Best, Warren Warren, Those were my thoughts exactly. Female on Left/Male on Right Photo #1 - Mature couple ignoring each other Photo #2 - Female giving male hell while male turns his back and contends - Go Shove It! Photo #3 - Female continues to squawk at male Sounds Familiar _________________________ Tom RKS #5553
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#54719 - 03/14/09 02:06 PM Re: Dubie's Eagles [Re: tglassco]
Warren_Polidori Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/25/08 Posts: 1456 Loc: Westhampton, NY	Tom, Great stuff! Yes it does sound familiar. Best, Warren
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#54720 - 03/14/09 02:18 PM Re: Dubie's Eagles [Re: tglassco]
7033grip Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/10/05 Posts: 5148 Loc: Winter Haven, Florida	You guys aren't only funny, but you're right. The female is on the left. I call them Helen and Bob..."Yellin" Helen and "Bobs" his head. They were also named for Helen and Bob Eastman, two old friends who were big Audubon people here in Winter Haven. This Panasonic Lumix with the 483mm zoom Leica lens is a really nice inexpensive camera. These shots were taken about 120 feet from the base of the tree, and they are about 35 feet in the air. Dubie Baxter _________________________ Dubie Baxter RKS #5099
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#54721 - 03/14/09 02:47 PM Re: Dubie's Eagles [Re: 7033grip]
Warren_Polidori Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/25/08 Posts: 1456 Loc: Westhampton, NY	Here's several more from Dubie. Good job there Dubie! Best, Warren Attachments 56971-4(Medium).jpg (78 downloads) Edited by warren_polidori (03/14/09 02:54 PM)
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#54722 - 03/14/09 04:47 PM Re: Tips [Re: Warren_Polidori]
Warren_Polidori Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/25/08 Posts: 1456 Loc: Westhampton, NY	Quote: This is a very important tip for those who choose to shoot out of Auto Mode. In Auto Mode the camera thinks it's smarter than you, prove it wrong! This tip will contribute to sharper photos and may be one of the best basic tips you can ever remember. Lens aperture has a sweet spot that is not too open and not too closed. It generally gives the best results all other considerations being equal. I love this site and I will post more tips in the near future. http://www.adorama.com/Catalog.tpl?op=academy_new&article=091507 Best, Warren This is a very nice follow-up tip to the previous one which reinforces camera lens aperture. As I read through these tips I'll post more and I hope they are useful to you. Best, Warren http://www.adorama.com/catalog.tpl?article=022008&op=academy_new
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#54723 - 03/15/09 08:00 PM Space Shuttle [Re: tomthbomb]
tglassco Knife Enthusiast Registered: 05/22/07 Posts: 1970 Loc: Gator Country	At 7:43 PM (EDT) The Space Shuttle lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center. These photos were taken from my front yard in St. Augustine which is probably 90 miles from the launch pad. That's one big rocket After separation of the solid fuel booster rockets On it's Way Attachments 57032-100_3223(Small).JPG (91 downloads) Edited by tglassco (03/15/09 08:11 PM) _________________________ Tom RKS #5553
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