First Exposures
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 1:15 pm Etc/GMT-1+01:00
The first 2 on my own camera, and only the 5th and 6th shots I've ever taken on a 5x4.
Embleton Bay, Sunday just gone around 8.30am.
I think both shots were 2 sec @ f22 on Provia 100F.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2160/221 ... 1d26_b.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2154/221 ... 0ce9_b.jpg
They're not works of art, but for the first shots on an unfamiliar camera I'm quite pleased.
The sky on the first shot is burnt out in the middle, but I didn't use any filters as I'm still piecing together my kit and have yet to get filters sorted.
The foreground in the lower left of the second shot is out of focus which is probably due to my inexperience.
That and the fact that I'm still waiting for my loupe to arrive.
Lessons learnt from this first forray:
- Chase up the people I ordered the loupe from!
- Get a proper dark cloth sorted out, trying to hold my jacket in place, fiddle with the focus and the movements is more than a little tricky!
Your comments either positive or negative will be very much appreciated.
But please be gentle, it's my first time.
Chris.[/url]
Embleton Bay, Sunday just gone around 8.30am.
I think both shots were 2 sec @ f22 on Provia 100F.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2160/221 ... 1d26_b.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2154/221 ... 0ce9_b.jpg
They're not works of art, but for the first shots on an unfamiliar camera I'm quite pleased.
The sky on the first shot is burnt out in the middle, but I didn't use any filters as I'm still piecing together my kit and have yet to get filters sorted.
The foreground in the lower left of the second shot is out of focus which is probably due to my inexperience.
That and the fact that I'm still waiting for my loupe to arrive.
Lessons learnt from this first forray:
- Chase up the people I ordered the loupe from!
- Get a proper dark cloth sorted out, trying to hold my jacket in place, fiddle with the focus and the movements is more than a little tricky!
Your comments either positive or negative will be very much appreciated.
But please be gentle, it's my first time.
Chris.[/url]