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Wow, some of the photos posted here have been absolutely fantastic smile

I cant seem to get the ones I try to post to work, could someone let me know how their doing it?





YOU HAVE TO CLICK THE PHOTO ICON AND IT'LL COME UP WITH the brackets & the word 'img' twice AND YOU HAVE TO PUT THE LINK OF YOUR PIC IN BETWEEN THE two BRACKETS. HOPE I HELPED.
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Taken at the beach near my home with my Android
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These are some of my favorites(: I especially LOVE the one on the bottom [staircase]. I took it at a park in orange, TX.
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First of all Thank you for sharing these beautiful pictures!!!

I know this is not the place but since all of you shoot such wonderful and amazing foto's I would like to ask which camera you use or recommend. I had a Minolta mirror reflex that got stolen and am looking for a new camera and thinking of taking a course as well. Thank You xxx!
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First of all Thank you for sharing these beautiful pictures!!!

I know this is not the place but since all of you shoot such wonderful and amazing foto's I would like to ask which camera you use or recommend. I had a Minolta mirror reflex that got stolen and am looking for a new camera and thinking of taking a course as well. Thank You xxx!


The most important thing to know is, what is your budget? I used to be a mod on a photo forum, and this was the firs thing we asked people buying new cameras. I could tell you to buy a D700, but whats the point if its out of your price range. There are heaps of used cameras out there too. Nikon D200's and D300's are great cameras. BTW, I dont use Nikon, so no fanboy comments lol..Besides, its the lens that makes the difference most of the time.
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The most important thing to know is, what is your budget? I used to be a mod on a photo forum, and this was the firs thing we asked people buying new cameras. I could tell you to buy a D700, but whats the point if its out of your price range. There are heaps of used cameras out there too. Nikon D200's and D300's are great cameras. BTW, I dont use Nikon, so no fanboy comments lol..Besides, its the lens that makes the difference most of the time.


Thank you! I know about the lens I still have a 70-300 lens from the other camera but doubt i can still use that...What camera do you use yourself?
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Thank you! I know about the lens I still have a 70-300 lens from the other camera but doubt i can still use that...What camera do you use yourself?


depends on the mount, and even then you can sometimes get adapters with the contacts so you maintain your lense controls.
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depends on the mount, and even then you can sometimes get adapters with the contacts so you maintain your lense controls.


That is great news Thank you!! I'll look into it!
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photos taken at callaway gardens in pine mountain georgia.... with my phone... the butterfly picture is a still shot from a video... because the butterfly wouldn't stay still... oh and no photoshop this time...







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Processed this in Photomatix. Its HDR software. One of its uses is to produce this almost cartoon effect...This old church is not far from me like a haunted house on the top of a hill...I really should edit out the steel gate..


ive seen that done in so many photos and always enjoyed it what exactly is the program called?
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panama city beach, florida... taken from my phone...




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Pics of flowers I have taken
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ive seen that done in so many photos and always enjoyed it what exactly is the program called?


The program is called Photomatix. Its primary use is to correct under or over exposed areas (dynamic range) of an image by taking multiple bracketed photos,, entering the exposure adjustments and the software does the rest, and when used correctly will produce an image closer to what our eyes can see. digital sensors have a very low dynamic range compared to our eyes, and its frustrating when you take a photo and it does not look like what we can actually see, there's the answer.

You can of course use it to produce drawing like images, but people abuse its use I find as not every photo lends itself to that particular treatment. It is a fun program though. You can try it for free, but the license is pretty cheap and it will remove the nasty water marks from the freeware version.

Have fun, I hope this helps..
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one of the sandbanks near my house
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At the same sandbank with one of my dogs