SPNCars, 26 October 2013, 00:11
FanOfSuperCars wrote:
FanOfSuperCars wrote:
1. What type of camera do you generally use?
(A: Nikon)
2. What type(s) of lens(es) do you use, and why?
(A: Point and shoot camera, no lens.)
3. What are your preferable manual settings on your camera, and why?
(A: Manuel most of the time.)
4. Do you edit any of your pictures? If so, what programs/software do you use?
(A: Photoshop and soon LightRoom4)
5. McLaren P1 or Ferrari LaFerrari? (the looks of the P1 are pretty horrific in my opinion
(A: Neither, I would save my money and get something that actually looks good)
(A: Nikon)
2. What type(s) of lens(es) do you use, and why?
(A: Point and shoot camera, no lens.)
3. What are your preferable manual settings on your camera, and why?
(A: Manuel most of the time.)
4. Do you edit any of your pictures? If so, what programs/software do you use?
(A: Photoshop and soon LightRoom4)
5. McLaren P1 or Ferrari LaFerrari? (the looks of the P1 are pretty horrific in my opinion
(A: Neither, I would save my money and get something that actually looks good)
(Stuff has changed since my last post, so here is an updated one) (A=Answer)
1. What type of camera do you generally use?
(A: Cannon T3i)
2. What type(s) of lens(es) do you use, and why?
(A: Stock 18-55mm kit lens)
3. What are your preferable manual settings on your camera, and why?
(A: This really depends, Nighttime I use TV with a longer shutterspeed. But during the day I use P mode or A-DEP mode)
4. Do you edit any of your pictures? If so, what programs/software do you use?
(A: Photoshop and LightRoom 4)
5. McLaren P1 or Ferrari LaFerrari?
(A: Neither, I'd save my money and get something that actually looks good)
Just wondering why you don't post? It sounds like you are an active photographer and you know your stuff about cars so are you planning on posting some time in the feature?
MrCar, 26 October 2013, 11:32
JudicialFury wrote:
Wassup!
I've asked a number of you guys via PM questions similar to these, but I wanna hear what more of you have to say. So, just out of curiosity:
1. What type of camera do you generally use?
2. What type(s) of lens(es) do you use, and why?
3. What are your preferable manual settings on your camera, and why?
4. Do you edit any of your pictures? If so, what programs/software do you use?
5. McLaren P1 or Ferrari LaFerrari? (the looks of the P1 are pretty horrific in my opinion)
I've asked a number of you guys via PM questions similar to these, but I wanna hear what more of you have to say. So, just out of curiosity:
1. What type of camera do you generally use?
2. What type(s) of lens(es) do you use, and why?
3. What are your preferable manual settings on your camera, and why?
4. Do you edit any of your pictures? If so, what programs/software do you use?
5. McLaren P1 or Ferrari LaFerrari? (the looks of the P1 are pretty horrific in my opinion)
1 Sony Cybershot and IPad mini
2 Not nice enough camera for one :)
3 No clue!
4 Sometimes. I use Avairy
5 P1
Last modified by MrCar, 26 October 2013, 15:33
cartmen220, 26 October 2013, 13:44
DjShift wrote:
cartmen220 wrote:
Well, just upgraded to a DSLR and bought a Nikon D3200. Came in yesterday but I had a midterm to take late at night so I didn't open it. Now it's morning and I'm opening this thing and I swear it feels just like Christmas. Best feeling in the world.
nice choice. do you like it so far?
Love it so far. Though I'm going through something of a learning curve and there is a LOT to learn right now. Felt courageous so I pretty much shot all of today in full manual and a good portion of my shots are messed up (which is a shame cause there was a 250 SWB present) but practice makes perfect. The doubling of pixels is really nice though. Once I get the hang of things I'll be able to do a lot more with 24mp than I used to with only 12.
andrewo, 26 October 2013, 14:22
1. Canon 60D
2. 18-135 mm
3. It depends.
4. LR4
5. LaFerrari but I hate both.
2. 18-135 mm
3. It depends.
4. LR4
5. LaFerrari but I hate both.
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CTspotter458, 26 October 2013, 14:50
1. Nikon D5100
2. 18-55 MM
3. Auto
4. Pixlr.com
5. hard choice, but P1
2. 18-55 MM
3. Auto
4. Pixlr.com
5. hard choice, but P1
DjShift, 26 October 2013, 15:11
cartmen220 wrote:
DjShift wrote:
cartmen220 wrote:
Well, just upgraded to a DSLR and bought a Nikon D3200. Came in yesterday but I had a midterm to take late at night so I didn't open it. Now it's morning and I'm opening this thing and I swear it feels just like Christmas. Best feeling in the world.
nice choice. do you like it so far?
Love it so far. Though I'm going through something of a learning curve and there is a LOT to learn right now. Felt courageous so I pretty much shot all of today in full manual and a good portion of my shots are messed up (which is a shame cause there was a 250 SWB present) but practice makes perfect. The doubling of pixels is really nice though. Once I get the hang of things I'll be able to do a lot more with 24mp than I used to with only 12.
Yeah, have you read the manual yet? It really helped me to learn everything about the camera. And hopefully you got a few good shots of the 250. The 24MP really helps me though. Set it to 55 and crop far and i havent missed a shot yet.
cartmen220, 26 October 2013, 15:15
DjShift wrote:
cartmen220 wrote:
DjShift wrote:
cartmen220 wrote:
Well, just upgraded to a DSLR and bought a Nikon D3200. Came in yesterday but I had a midterm to take late at night so I didn't open it. Now it's morning and I'm opening this thing and I swear it feels just like Christmas. Best feeling in the world.
nice choice. do you like it so far?
Love it so far. Though I'm going through something of a learning curve and there is a LOT to learn right now. Felt courageous so I pretty much shot all of today in full manual and a good portion of my shots are messed up (which is a shame cause there was a 250 SWB present) but practice makes perfect. The doubling of pixels is really nice though. Once I get the hang of things I'll be able to do a lot more with 24mp than I used to with only 12.
Yeah, have you read the manual yet? It really helped me to learn everything about the camera. And hopefully you got a few good shots of the 250. The 24MP really helps me though. Set it to 55 and crop far and i havent missed a shot yet.
Yeah, I flipped through the manual when I didn't understand what a button does or something but there's really no point to reading the manual with this camera as there is that guide button on the left that you can press if you want to know what something does. The camera is very user friendly and I really like that.
DjShift, 26 October 2013, 15:31
cartmen220 wrote:
DjShift wrote:
cartmen220 wrote:
DjShift wrote:
cartmen220 wrote:
Well, just upgraded to a DSLR and bought a Nikon D3200. Came in yesterday but I had a midterm to take late at night so I didn't open it. Now it's morning and I'm opening this thing and I swear it feels just like Christmas. Best feeling in the world.
nice choice. do you like it so far?
Love it so far. Though I'm going through something of a learning curve and there is a LOT to learn right now. Felt courageous so I pretty much shot all of today in full manual and a good portion of my shots are messed up (which is a shame cause there was a 250 SWB present) but practice makes perfect. The doubling of pixels is really nice though. Once I get the hang of things I'll be able to do a lot more with 24mp than I used to with only 12.
Yeah, have you read the manual yet? It really helped me to learn everything about the camera. And hopefully you got a few good shots of the 250. The 24MP really helps me though. Set it to 55 and crop far and i havent missed a shot yet.
Yeah, I flipped through the manual when I didn't understand what a button does or something but there's really no point to reading the manual with this camera as there is that guide button on the left that you can press if you want to know what something does. The camera is very user friendly and I really like that.
It really is. Have you tried out the in-camera editing? It's like an entire photoshop built into the camera. I reccomend shooting in "raw & jpeg" so you can use the "nef raw processing". It's awesome. Can do an entire edit in 10 seconds.
cartmen220, 26 October 2013, 15:33
DjShift wrote:
It really is. Have you tried out the in-camera editing? It's like an entire photoshop built into the camera. I reccomend shooting in "raw & jpeg" so you can use the "nef raw processing". It's awesome. Can do an entire edit in 10 seconds.
Eh, I wouldn't be too comfortable doing that. Waste of memory space and I'd prefer using Lightroom anyway :P
FanOfSuperCars, 21 December 2013, 18:13
FanOfSuperCars wrote:
FanOfSuperCars wrote:
1. What type of camera do you generally use?
(A: Nikon)
2. What type(s) of lens(es) do you use, and why?
(A: Point and shoot camera, no lens.)
3. What are your preferable manual settings on your camera, and why?
(A: Manuel most of the time.)
4. Do you edit any of your pictures? If so, what programs/software do you use?
(A: Photoshop and soon LightRoom4)
5. McLaren P1 or Ferrari LaFerrari? (the looks of the P1 are pretty horrific in my opinion
(A: Neither, I would save my money and get something that actually looks good)
(A: Nikon)
2. What type(s) of lens(es) do you use, and why?
(A: Point and shoot camera, no lens.)
3. What are your preferable manual settings on your camera, and why?
(A: Manuel most of the time.)
4. Do you edit any of your pictures? If so, what programs/software do you use?
(A: Photoshop and soon LightRoom4)
5. McLaren P1 or Ferrari LaFerrari? (the looks of the P1 are pretty horrific in my opinion
(A: Neither, I would save my money and get something that actually looks good)
(Stuff has changed since my last post, so here is an updated one) (A=Answer)
1. What type of camera do you generally use?
(A: Cannon T3i)
2. What type(s) of lens(es) do you use, and why?
(A: Stock 18-55mm kit lens)
3. What are your preferable manual settings on your camera, and why?
(A: This really depends, Nighttime I use TV with a longer shutterspeed. But during the day I use P mode or A-DEP mode)
4. Do you edit any of your pictures? If so, what programs/software do you use?
(A: Photoshop and LightRoom 4)
5. McLaren P1 or Ferrari LaFerrari?
(A: Neither, I'd save my money and get something that actually looks good)
Another Updated Version
1. What type of camera do you generally use?
(A: Cannon T3i)
2. What type(s) of lens(es) do you use, and why?
(A: Stock 18-55mm kit lens)
3. What are your preferable manual settings on your camera, and why?
(A: This really depends, Nighttime I use TV with a longer shutterspeed. But during the day I use Manual or ADEP mode. And for panning shots I use TV mode with a slower shutterspeed)
4. Do you edit any of your pictures? If so, what programs/software do you use?
(A: Photoshop and LightRoom 4)
5. McLaren P1 or Ferrari LaFerrari?
(A: Get the one thats worth more, sell it something else.)
