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palakaboy
 Post subject: two weeks with a d60
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first week

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the past four shots were with a neutral density filter.

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#4's my fav. Nice play with dof. Was that really done with the kit lens? :shock:

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numbers 6 and 7 are my fav, the colours are beautiful.

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yes all with the kit lens. nevermind about #4 being taken with a neutral density filter.

thanks for the comments guys!

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Really nice shot indeed. Think i have to pick #4 as a favorite :)

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Hahha a streaming of shots, alot of flower :) how nice. You got that 4th one really nice, with the sun and the lilo? in focuse!

nice shots, what do you findurself shooting the most with the d60?

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to be honest...everything. there are other shots coming...i just haven't caught up to bordering them yet.


however, lately i have been shooting more flowers than anything just because they seem to be so darn easy to photograph- yet so difficult at the same time.

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Yup number 4's a winner alright. Love the light in it.

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thanks for the comments again, they're really appreciated!

if anyone's interested here's the data on #4

Shutter: 1/25
Exposure Mode: Aperature @ F25
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Why did you use a ND-filter then? Risking camera shake at 1/25sec :?

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Thomas wrote:
Why did you use a ND-filter then? Risking camera shake at 1/25sec :?


i didnt...i said in one of my previous posts to disregard it. the noontime(12pm) shots were taken with the ND filter.

that particular shot was taken at around 4pm.

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