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hansoloqt — Bokeh Love
Published: 2010-11-08 01:54:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 1903; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 0
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Thank you Benji and Marco <3 Done on Manual with side lighting at 3200 ISO, F/4, and a Shutter Speed of somewhere between 100-165.Related content
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I really like this shot
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I'm kind of in love with Bokeh XD
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Yeah, me too x3 You should see some of the insanely amazing bokeh achieved with a D700:
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Gaah... I can't even imagine learning how to handle such amazing cameras...
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That camera is a beast. The lens is GIANT.
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In that case, I couldn't physically handle it either. =9
The camera I have is a Nikon Coolpix p100. It's an in-between camera, I guess. It may have 26x zoom, but it doesn't have image stabilization
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I had a Nikon Coolpix L20, but that, I later found out, was one of the defective ones released by Nikon. The focusing capabilities were pretty much shot and a lot of photos were not only grainy, but had weird random gray patches x.X
The camera and lens used for that particular shot was a Nikon d7000 with 14-24mm F2.8. My friend told me the camera now ways about 2-5lbs I believe xD
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oh my D:
You seem to know a lot about cameras! I am very impressed ^^
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Baha, not so much, but I learn quickly
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What do you think is the best in-between camera ^^?
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What like a point and shoot, straight digital?
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xD See, still learning here haha. I was using a Sony Cybershot and really liked it. A lot of the photos taken in the passed couple of months prior to the Nikon D3100 were taken with a Cybershot ^^
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More than I would know.
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Hehe x3 It's a good camera to start with, and not too expensive either.
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Are you a pro photographer?
It must be great to have a career figured out in art. =/
I am so undecided...
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Oh no! I'm only 17 xP Though there are some amazing photographers my age, I'm far from pro. I want to be a vet
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Oooh! I'm two years younger.
Animals are great! But I get queasy when I see a papercut, so...
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You've got a head start on me, that's for sure!
I'm in love with surgeries xP I love animals, but I'm basically addicted to learning the procedures done on them!
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Looks like you got a head start on following a dream though
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I try to stay ahead of the game xP
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That's great, considering I do nothing but eat, sit, and procrastinate...
By the way, I am going to enter some competitions soon. It would mean a lot if you looked at some of them when I post them.
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Sure! I'd love to
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I love that picture you've got up of the tree! I haven't been able to get any good ones yet; I'm still unsure of all the settings on my camera xP
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That was natural West Virginia beauty!
...and a little photoshop color adjustments. <_<
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The best advice that I've been given about editing by a professional is: less is more. Don't over-edit things. The more natural the better
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I guess that is true... But I'm so addicted to bringing out the colors and contrasts in my images.
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There's nothing wrong with that. Just try not to make it look ridiculous
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What kind of photoshopping do you do?
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I haven't done any on these pictures. All that was just done using manual settings on my camera
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I still haven't learned how to use my camera to its fullest... I can't find the Macro setting. I don't even know if it has one at this point...
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It'll look like a little flower. Depending on the camera, it's either turned on by pressing the down arrow on the camera's little selector thing on the LCD screen side, or by rotating the dial on the camera, if you've got one.
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...oooohhhhhh...
thanks...
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