Please share your photos by a Pentax camera here :)

[night86mare]

some monochromes

k20d, tamron 70-300

"bar code"

k20d, sigma 10-20

"four"

 

[creampuff]

some monochromes

k20d, tamron 70-300

"bar code"

k20d, sigma 10-20

"four"

Lovely shots bro. :thumbsup:
Which part of England is this?

 

[night86mare]

Lovely shots bro. :thumbsup:
Which part of England is this?

hey denis..

lake district, cumbria.

 

[eejal]

i focused on the lit grass first, then switched to manual focusing, and used a moderately high f/stop. bump up iso to make sure no motion blur. was actually shooting the trees, then saw people coming, tried cyclists didn't work so was lucky the dog and master came along.

exif data: f/13, 1/125 sec, iso 400..

sir...why do you focus on the grass? to read the exif setting? den switch to M, upped the f-stop?

btw, am i wrong to ask in this thread? i'm so sorry..

 

[alanswan]

k20d, tamron 70-300

"bar code"

Wah lau! The composition for this shot really no horse run... :thumbsup:

 

[darrrrrrrrrr]

 

[jlpk007]

some monochromes

k20d, tamron 70-300

"bar code"

k20d, sigma 10-20

"four"

ONE WORD "SWEE".....
photo like this gives me motivation........thanks for sharing

 

[jlpk007]

nice...like this too

 

[jlpk007]

K20D + Kit lens -I + multi-exposure mode

swee swee...may i ask is there any PP done on the photo?

 

[night86mare]

sir...why do you focus on the grass? to read the exif setting? den switch to M, upped the f-stop?

btw, am i wrong to ask in this thread? i'm so sorry..

because the dog and master are not around yet, and i don't want to miss the moment because my camera af failed to lock properly.

why not shadow - no contrast there based on lighting condition. grass still has texture, can lock correctly and accurately for sure.

why manual? wind blowing, and i want the moment quickly when i get one opportunate one. if it flies to af and tries to focus lock again, i might miss it.

the depth of field is required in this photo, so upping to f/11 to f/13 is probably best. also the lens i was using (fa 35-80) seems to be sharper at f/11 than f/8. hope this helps.

 

[Gengh]

k20d, tamron 70-300

"bar code"

This makes for a really great study of texture and lines. :thumbsup:

 

[Gengh]

CREEPY CRAWLIE ALERT!!!


















This guy appeared at home last night, the span of the legs was almost 10cm I think. But it totally didn't mind modelling for me. Tamron 90mm with a bit of cropping.

 

[otc]

some monochromes

k20d, sigma 10-20

"four"

Nice shot.

otc

 

[otc]

CREEPY CRAWLIE ALERT!!!


















This guy appeared at home last night, the span of the legs was almost 10cm I think. But it totally didn't mind modelling for me. Tamron 90mm with a bit of cropping.

Spiders, beautifully captured. How was lighting taken? Saw soft shadows here. Mind sharing.

otc

 

[C.Lai]

K20D with Sigma 17-70 F2.8-4.5

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(2)

 

[Gengh]

Spiders, beautifully captured. How was lighting taken? Saw soft shadows here. Mind sharing.

otc

Thanks! The spider was standing on the wall almost right at a corner of the room, near the ceiling. So I swiveled the flash to bounce off the wall on the right. I suppose being at a corner means that the ceiling also acts as another diffuser to provide fill-in from the top

 

[otc]

Thanks! The spider was standing on the wall almost right at a corner of the room, near the ceiling. So I swiveled the flash to bounce off the wall on the right. I suppose being at a corner means that the ceiling also acts as another diffuser to provide fill-in from the top

Thanks, Gengh.

I would go further to explore on flash and diffirent diffusers for my macro. My next stage of learning on flash or multiple flashes. Seems interesting.

otc

 

[night86mare]

k20d, sigma 10-20

 

[seion]

Levi's model, K200D+55-300mm

 

[istDeS]

Saw Vladimir A. Yarets at one of the street in KL. For those who are not familiar with him. Vladimir is the first deaf person to have found determination and courage and set into a round-the-world trip on a motorbike.

DS + DA40mm