The Official non-auto Image thread

tsk1979 · 24th February 2012, 15:03

Great pics Mukul!
here is one from my side

Taken from the Harsil-Gangotri Road. The river you see is Bhagirathi, which eventually becomes Ganga

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sandsun7 · 24th February 2012, 15:10

Thanks a ton govigov, jacs, glomus123 and all others! To get 5 good shots, I had to click around 86 times. The setup was a simple one: A blue color rectangular basin with water and a 'burette' (remember titrations during school chemistry practicals?) dropping water slowly and continuously into the basin. This setup was arranged in the open terrace of my lab. Shot them around evening time when I could get good soft natural light.
Patience is one virtue you should be having in plenty if you have an interest in any kind of Photography! I have shot another series of snaps of a brown finch (bird) pair's intimate moments

. To get those snaps, I had to skip a day's breakfast and wait at the same spot for more than an hour without moving! Guess how much more difficult would be shooting animals in wild!
In my case, my profession also teaches me a lot of patience- Life science research

jacs · 24th February 2012, 18:47

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Originally Posted by shajufx

Your post shockingly revealed "Its Friday" !!! I had a huge list of "to-do" things on Monday and unfortunately I cant even complete half of it by tonite.

Biker image is good buddy, is it from the 50 prime ? When are we meeting ?

Hey Guru, thanks but how did you recogonize its shot on 50 prime?

Meeting? Yes I know its a long pending thing but 2012 will witness this rare phenomenon! Just kiddin...

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Originally Posted by tsk1979

Great pics Mukul!
here is one from my side

Taken from the Harsil-Gangotri Road. The river you see is Bhagirathi, which eventually becomes Ganga

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Gorgeous

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Originally Posted by sandsun7

Thanks a ton govigov, jacs, glomus123 and all others! To get 5 good shots, I had to click around 86 times. The setup was a simple one: A blue color rectangular basin with water and a 'burette' (remember titrations during school chemistry practicals?) dropping water slowly and continuously into the basin. This setup was arranged in the open terrace of my lab. Shot them around evening time when I could get good soft natural light.
Patience is one virtue you should be having in plenty if you have an interest in any kind of Photography! I have shot another series of snaps of a brown finch (bird) pair's intimate moments

. To get those snaps, I had to skip a day's breakfast and wait at the same spot for more than an hour without moving! Guess how much more difficult would be shooting animals in wild!
In my case, my profession also teaches me a lot of patience- Life science research

Thanks for sharing the tips but unveil the secret (cam settings since I use the same model)

glomus123 · 25th February 2012, 07:37

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Originally Posted by sandsun7

Thanks a ton govigov, jacs, glomus123 and all others! To get 5 good shots, I had to click around 86 times. The setup was a simple one: A blue color rectangular basin with water and a 'burette' (remember titrations during school chemistry practicals?) dropping water slowly and continuously into the basin. This setup was arranged in the open terrace of my lab. Shot them around evening time when I could get good soft natural light.

Thanks for the details. I do use the same Canon 1000D. You must have used a very high shutter speed, right? I want to take a similar snap but these days are not sunny at all

Jeeper1941 · 25th February 2012, 09:05

Great pictures here!

A few random shots taken by me with my Sony DSCWX1 camera.

1. Flying over the Pacific

2. Driving the Great Ocean Road in Australia

3. Disney's Magic Kingdom's castle seen at night, Orlando, FL.

4. The White House as seen from the Washington Monument.

5. Driving in the snow in New Jersey.

6. Driving through the Lincoln tunnel, NY.

7. Snow covered streets of Suwanee, GA.

8. The road to Canberra, Australia.

ajay_satpute · 25th February 2012, 09:52

First prey of my Sony HX100V. Let me know what you guys think about the sharpness and colours of the image. (This is a 80% crop of original Full HD resolution pic).

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Fordmanchau · 25th February 2012, 10:41

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Originally Posted by ajay_satpute

First prey of my Sony HX100V. Let me know what you guys think about the sharpness and colours of the image. (This is a 80% crop of original Full HD resolution pic).

Nice one Ajay!! Do you still have sparrows in Pune?

I don't get to see them here in Hyderabad where I live.

swarooppatil · 25th February 2012, 20:46

Trying my hand at flowers:

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sandsun7 · 25th February 2012, 21:43

jacs, I used a shutter speed of 1/2000 in Shutter speed priority mode- in 1000d that would be 'Tv'. Aperture was F/4, ISO 100. Tripod will help a great even though you are shooting at high shutter speeds.All shots were taken with in camera RAW format and processed with photoshop CS5. You could experiment with shutter speed depending upon the light available!
Glomus123, it is pretty sunny here in Bangalore now

!!
All the snaps posted are outstanding! The sparrow by Ajay_satpute has incredible detail! The perch could have been better, but then you cant make the sparrow sit on were you want!

XLR8 · 25th February 2012, 23:29

Hi all,
I have taken a serious interest towards photography over the last couple of months. Courtesy, this very thread. Have been experimenting with my D5100 with 18-55. Here are a few snaps. Open for feedback

gd1418 · 25th February 2012, 23:55

Great detail and amazingly sharp. If only you had included the whole of the tail this snap would've been extraordinary.

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Originally Posted by ajay_satpute

First prey of my Sony HX100V. Let me know what you guys think about the sharpness and colours of the image. (This is a 80% crop of original Full HD resolution pic).

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A yellow pansy blooms in a flower-pot at my workplace.

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C300 · 26th February 2012, 05:44

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Originally Posted by tsk1979

Taken from the Harsil-Gangotri Road. The river you see is Bhagirathi, which eventually becomes Ganga

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Awesome shot TSK!. Is that in peak winter?

A shot of Wattlebird in its natural habitat.

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Tapish · 26th February 2012, 10:18

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Originally Posted by tsk1979

Great pics Mukul!
here is one from my side

Taken from the Harsil-Gangotri Road. The river you see is Bhagirathi, which eventually becomes Ganga

Attachment 893069

Awesome pic TSK. Serene.

Here's one from my latest trip to reckong peo.

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Other pics from the trip are provided here: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/travel...-peo-ikon.html

Cheers,
Tapish

tsk1979 · 26th February 2012, 12:35

Thanks guys
The pic is from 26 january timeframe

avingodb · 26th February 2012, 19:27

springtime visitor in my garden!
My camera is Panasonic Lumix FZ50, this pic is edited in Picasa for crop, contrast and signature

24th February 2012, 15:03	#14026
tsk1979 Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: San Jose, CA Posts: 23,688 Thanked: 23,494 Times View My Garage	Re: The Official non-auto Image thread Great pics Mukul! here is one from my side Taken from the Harsil-Gangotri Road. The river you see is Bhagirathi, which eventually becomes Ganga

24th February 2012, 15:10	#14027
sandsun7 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,095 Thanked: 1,249 Times	Re: The Official non-auto Image thread Thanks a ton govigov, jacs, glomus123 and all others! To get 5 good shots, I had to click around 86 times. The setup was a simple one: A blue color rectangular basin with water and a 'burette' (remember titrations during school chemistry practicals?) dropping water slowly and continuously into the basin. This setup was arranged in the open terrace of my lab. Shot them around evening time when I could get good soft natural light. Patience is one virtue you should be having in plenty if you have an interest in any kind of Photography! I have shot another series of snaps of a brown finch (bird) pair's intimate moments . To get those snaps, I had to skip a day's breakfast and wait at the same spot for more than an hour without moving! Guess how much more difficult would be shooting animals in wild! In my case, my profession also teaches me a lot of patience- Life science research

25th February 2012, 09:05	#14030
Jeeper1941 BHPian Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Adelaide Posts: 229 Thanked: 383 Times View My Garage	Re: The Official non-auto Image thread Great pictures here! A few random shots taken by me with my Sony DSCWX1 camera. 1. Flying over the Pacific 2. Driving the Great Ocean Road in Australia 3. Disney's Magic Kingdom's castle seen at night, Orlando, FL. 4. The White House as seen from the Washington Monument. 5. Driving in the snow in New Jersey. 6. Driving through the Lincoln tunnel, NY. 7. Snow covered streets of Suwanee, GA. 8. The road to Canberra, Australia. Attached Thumbnails

25th February 2012, 09:52	#14031
ajay_satpute Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Pune Posts: 1,957 Thanked: 1,711 Times View My Garage	Re: The Official non-auto Image thread First prey of my Sony HX100V. Let me know what you guys think about the sharpness and colours of the image. (This is a 80% crop of original Full HD resolution pic).

25th February 2012, 20:46	#14033
swarooppatil BHPian Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Mumbai Posts: 83 Thanked: 30 Times	Re: The Official non-auto Image thread Trying my hand at flowers:

25th February 2012, 21:43	#14034
sandsun7 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,095 Thanked: 1,249 Times	Re: The Official non-auto Image thread jacs, I used a shutter speed of 1/2000 in Shutter speed priority mode- in 1000d that would be 'Tv'. Aperture was F/4, ISO 100. Tripod will help a great even though you are shooting at high shutter speeds.All shots were taken with in camera RAW format and processed with photoshop CS5. You could experiment with shutter speed depending upon the light available! Glomus123, it is pretty sunny here in Bangalore now !! All the snaps posted are outstanding! The sparrow by Ajay_satpute has incredible detail! The perch could have been better, but then you cant make the sparrow sit on were you want!

25th February 2012, 23:29	#14035
XLR8 BHPian Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Bangalore Posts: 61 Thanked: 15 Times	Re: The Official non-auto Image thread Hi all, I have taken a serious interest towards photography over the last couple of months. Courtesy, this very thread. Have been experimenting with my D5100 with 18-55. Here are a few snaps. Open for feedback Attached Thumbnails Attached Images

26th February 2012, 12:35	#14039
tsk1979 Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: San Jose, CA Posts: 23,688 Thanked: 23,494 Times View My Garage	Re: The Official non-auto Image thread Thanks guys The pic is from 26 january timeframe

26th February 2012, 19:27	#14040
avingodb BHPian Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Delhi/Mumbai Posts: 700 Thanked: 764 Times	Re: The Official non-auto Image thread springtime visitor in my garden! My camera is Panasonic Lumix FZ50, this pic is edited in Picasa for crop, contrast and signature Attached Thumbnails