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Bjorn van Sinttruije
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Good panning skills, those truck shots came out great!

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I like the 4th and the last shot :d


i only came across the last scene because on the way back to my car there was a group of lads under the bridge (shame because i wanted to get some shots of the graffiti under the bridge on the way back) and i want going to risk getting jumped and getting me new camera nicked! so i took another route down that narrow foot path. i think it was a good shot that one, im glad the lads were there otherwise i would not of gone that way!
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Bjorn van Sinttruije wrote:
Good panning skills, those truck shots came out great!

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thanks, im getting the hang of the panning. i took about 20 shots before i got the shutter speed right lol
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Alan Parker wrote:
Bjorn van Sinttruije wrote:
Good panning skills, those truck shots came out great!

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thanks, im getting the hang of the panning. i took about 20 shots before i got the shutter speed right lol

that's how you do it :d Trying, checking, trying checking,.. :d
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Alan Parker
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cartong wrote:
Alan Parker wrote:
Bjorn van Sinttruije wrote:
Good panning skills, those truck shots came out great!

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thanks, im getting the hang of the panning. i took about 20 shots before i got the shutter speed right lol

that's how you do it :d Trying, checking, trying checking,.. :d


yeah its all trail and error photography, but its fun
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Alan Parker
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took some shots last night of the sunet behind the Humber Bridge(Yorkshire-England) to get a sillouette effect. Pics turned out perfect i think. No editing. Shots were taken on Programme mode, exposure comp reduced slightly, creative mode - sunset, auto W/B, auto shutter and aperture. Thanks Gordan for DSLR Tips tutorials!

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The first one turned out really nice.

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Third one for me ;)
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Alan Parker
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another one i missed

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another one i missed

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this one seems duller than the others? the original isnt.
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Congrats on your first DSLR. Photography is an enjoyable and rewarding hobby. Is there any reason you opted for the A200 instead of the A230?
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Congrats on your first DSLR. Photography is an enjoyable and rewarding hobby. Is there any reason you opted for the A200 instead of the A230?


i got it as a birthday present from my parents as they saw i was really intrested in photography. i think they made a pretty good choice when they dont know anything about SLR'S and photography. i was shocked when i got it, it was like they read my mind lol.
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The third one in the first sunset set, is in my eyes, very nice, i think it's framed and composed perfectly :wink:

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The third one in the first sunset set, is in my eyes, very nice, i think it's framed and composed perfectly :wink:


thanks mate, i managed to get the photo editors email of our local newpaper and sent them to him and he said there very good, they might be printed in the next few days. if not he said he will archive them for future. not bad for a beginner lol
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couple more pics from my a200, follow links.

http://www.cameralabs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16433

http://www.cameralabs.com/forum/viewtop ... &start=975 <<P66

i love the flower ones, the colours are great. just the right compostion i think
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