Trying out a new lens - page 1 -

• Trying out a new lens by Bolohead on 16 Feb, 2013 22:40
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• #1 by OzSly on 16 Feb, 2013 23:27
• G'Day J_B mate,
  
  Sharp photo's mate 
• #2 by Bolohead on 17 Feb, 2013 00:22
• Thank you OzSly
• #3 by Switchy on 17 Feb, 2013 10:59
• Love those owls , great pictures J_B 
• #4 by Hingatao on 17 Feb, 2013 11:07
• Nice work! I wish my photos looked that good!
• #5 by Bolohead on 17 Feb, 2013 20:44
• Thank you Stitchy 
• #6 by Switchy on 18 Feb, 2013 09:02
• Like that new avitar J_B 
• #7 by CraftyGuy on 18 Feb, 2013 09:05
• What lens did you get?
• #8 by Bolohead on 18 Feb, 2013 13:17
• Thank you Stitchy and CraftyGuy, I got the Sigma 170-500mm f/5-6.3 APO DG
• #9 by geeman on 20 Feb, 2013 11:17
• looks good, very sharp...what body do you use?...something expensive i bet?... i have just got into dslr photography, bought an entry level canon 1100d, with a Canon EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 III Lens, a 50mm 1.8 prime and the stock 18-55is lens, I mainly take photo's of bands...I would welcome a critical view... http://www.flickr.com/photos/77572593@N08/7102185293/in/set-72157629509436786/
  and you can check them all out at http://coma69.co.uk/media/photos
• #10 by Bolohead on 22 Feb, 2013 15:38
• Geeman actually the camera body I use is the Canon 30D with its 8.2 megapixel    Looking at your photo's Geeman, they are beautiful. Nice sharp photo's, and the B & W really adds to the workflow.
  
  What kind of flash are you using?  Bounce or the onboard of the camera?
  
  

  Quote from: geeman on 20 Feb, 2013 11:17

  looks good, very sharp...what body do you use?...something expensive i bet?... i have just got into dslr photography, bought an entry level canon 1100d, with a Canon EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 III Lens, a 50mm 1.8 prime and the stock 18-55is lens, I mainly take photo's of bands...I would welcome a critical view... http://www.flickr.com/photos/77572593@N08/7102185293/in/set-72157629509436786/
  and you can check them all out at http://coma69.co.uk/media/photos
  
• #11 by geeman on 23 Feb, 2013 08:17
• thanks jb, your photo's just go to show what a good lens can do. Most of my photo's are without flash, as bands/venues don't normally allow it, some of the studio shots used flash, and I bounced of the ceiling, using my secondhand canon flash, I'm new to flash, but thats the beauty of digital, it costs nothing to practice. The 50mm prime is great for low light/indoor shots, and at around £80 it's a bargain
• #12 by Switchy on 23 Feb, 2013 17:47
• Yes ,  but would say that the person or artist behind the camera is the one that can take the shot and at the right time to enjoy the photo that comes out !
  
  I call good Photo's the same as a great painting !  Maybe wrong but at this point in my life do I care    NO is the answer .   
• #13 by Bolohead on 24 Feb, 2013 21:10
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• #14 by geeman on 25 Feb, 2013 16:13
• I did in no way mean that he lens is entirely responsible for your amazing shots...if that is how it was read, then I hope my previous sentence has addressed it. What I mean is, I first though that you must have a very expensive 5000mp body! and when you said you have a 30D with 8.2mp! I was astonished at the quality, not the composition, the latter is indeed the "artist" is responsible for.