Bad Wolf

Most of my pics are of animals so I like to keep them the focus of the pic. I'd so something like what you said with scenery pics though.

Another Duck! link removed

I was actually gonna say they're awesome! You inspire me to go out and take more scenery photos. You really should save up for a decent DSLR, you could take some amazing photos cause you have the eye for it.

How long have you been taking photos for kaotic?

ooh, we're killing the photography thread lol. I'll have a look thru my pics and post 1 or 2.

Lol, why are we talking about this??

cause Bad and Wolf dont like people talking about them lol.

When were you looking at buying a camera?

lol, ok, i'll name mine Bad and Wolf

bahaha, gotta name them something though!

I will need the lense so lions dont eat me the camera is just fooking aweomse! Canon 1D m2 i think.

Around $500 with the lense kit. Wish mine was that cheap when I bought mine... Paid 2k for mine!

Yeah, it will take a decent pic but ya really need a camera with manual mode... so you can adjust shutter speed, iso and aperture.

I'd get a camera like mine... It's a cheap, decent camera and is very user friendly. It has automatic mode and manual mode + a bunch of others that I never use. link removed

heh, I'll teach yas sometime

heh, what dont you understand?

Any pics I post up here or on link removed you can do whatever you want with cept for sell! not that they'd sell lol.

It's called panning. Use a low aputure, the lower the aputure the less light will get in when you open the shutter which means you can use a slow shutter speed, say 1/15th of a second. Maually focus on a point where w/e you want to shoot will pass by so you wont need to focus it while taking the shot. Watch the subject thru the camera but try to keep it in one spot on the view finder else it will turn out all blury then when it gets to the point you focused on take the pic but dont stop following the bird till your sure the camra has taken the pic cause the slower the shutter speeds, the slower the camera takes the pic. I'm still a noob at using that technique but it can make a bird in flight look really amazing especially when it's gliding. The duck in that pic was flapping it's wings so they turned out a bit blury. I hope that made sense lol.

You mean this one? link removed

I like the 1st one too!