AZFlyer

Tortilla Flat is really neat. The drive to it is absolutely beautiful.

I've actually been meaning to head up there sometime soon, since I live pretty close to it, so expect some photos from TF in the near future!

Razor

I've been thinking about getting one of these. How about some more example pics?

ASpilot2be

Beautiful photos!

AZFlyer

Certainly, I'll show some exif data as well. Body is a Nikon D60. Also, for some reason, the photos that I post are always the full resolution, usually 1200x804 or so, but they inexplicably revert to a smaller size here on APC after some amount of time. The photos posted above are the not the actual size...and the photos in this post will probably revert to that smaller size shortly.

1) F-Number: F/2.2 Exposure Time: 0.0002 sec. 1/4000 Metering Mode: Multi-segment Exposure Program: Manual Compensation: -0.7 ISO Speed:400



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Next: F-Number: F/1.8 Exposure Time: 0.0008 sec. 1/1250 Metering Mode: Spot Exposure Program: Manual Compensation: 0.3 ISO Speed: 400



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Next: My girlfriend (who happens to be a real photographer!) posing for portrait purposes.

EXIF: F-Number: F/1.8 Exposure Time: 0.01 sec. 1/100 Metering Mode: Multi-segment Exposure Program: Manual ISO Speed: 250

AZFlyer

Unfortunately my shadow is in this one, but the full res (for however long it lasts in this post) shows some nice detail.

EXIF: F-Number: F/8 Exposure Time: 0.0015 sec. 1/640 Metering Mode: Multi-segment Exposure Program: Manual ISO Speed: 400




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EXIF: F-Number: F/1.8 Exposure Time: 0.0002 sec. 1/4000 Metering Mode: Multi-segment Exposure Program: Manual Compensation: -0.7 ISO Speed:
400



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EXIF: F-Number: F/3.5 Exposure Time: 0.005 sec. 1/200 Metering Mode: Multi-segment Exposure Program: Manual Compensation: 0.3 ISO Speed: 400

Razor

I like it, thanks. I think I'll have to put one on my Christmas list.

MoonFallsDown

did you run these picture through photoshop or straight from the camera?

ryan1234

more pictures of your girlfriend

AZFlyer

Just some basic touch ups that I do with all my photos....things like levels, contrast, sometimes a little sharpening if needed. If the camera is properly set up, you will achieve very nice results. I didn't have to do very much to these photos.

A lot of what you see out of your camera, if using a DSLR, is affected by the setup you input into the camera. Do the right things from the beginning and you'll be rewarded.


I have more...but I'm afraid that this is all you'll get to see.