Photo Dump

[Fuzz]

After seeing other's photos, I decided to dig out my Konica Autoreflex T 35mm Camera and go brush up on my skills. This is what happened.


This is an HDR image of a truck that sits outside of my house. Most of the pictures were over exposed, so I did a lot of crap to it to make it look decent.











With this one, I just kept changing things at random and I liked the outcome.



I hope you've enjoyed this presentation. Thank you.

[The Good Ole Ant]

um wow fuzz your photos are nice as hell
first and third are my favs

[Hnilmik]

My favorite one is the 3rd one too

[Fuzz]

Just think how much better these would be if I wasn't using a camera from 1973!

[rtil]

actually the quality of photos from older cameras and film can be pretty charming

i like the one of the shop

[The Good Ole Ant]

Just think how much better these would be if I wasn't using a camera from 1973!

i cant, they look nice as is
i mean the first one could look nicer yeah but predominantly these are fine (:

[Fuzz]

Well, I don't mean the quality of the picture would be better, but I wouldn't have to waste 6 exposures on the same picture just so I'm sure I have an acceptable shot. That and I wouldn't have to worry about the price of film and development, etc. I'd be able to compose my photos much better, and at least be able to preview the end result.

[Fuzz]

Forgot about some of these old ones...








Testing Depth of field in this one.

Yes. I know. Nerd. GOI.

[Fuzz]

-Triple Post-

Is anyone going to give me any critique so I can make later pictures better?

[The Good Ole Ant]

yea
why are you savin em as jpg?

i feel like thats killin the quality

[Fuzz]

When I get them Developed, I save money and time by just getting digital copies. They come as jpgs. I might start using my scanner again to get higher resolution PNGs.

Thanks, I think that will actually help a lot.

[The Good Ole Ant]

no prob
i was wondering cuz the last batch you uploaded seem kinda pixelly

[anigen]

actually the quality of photos from older cameras and film can be pretty charming

this

[Fuzz]

Digging up this old topic because I finally got a new camera!

It's not the best, but with my financial situation, it's better than using my Cellphone.

But first, I noticed there were a bunch I hadn't posted yet that I took with my old camera before I destroyed it.


And I honestly can't remember why I didn't...





I liked this one ^ so much that I had it put on my credit card.

One from my Cellphone.


New camera







Now, what can I do better?

[Crabarms]

If your using a digital camera and using the zoom feature, it may actually be best to take the picture and edit the part where you want focused.
I guess from what I've read is that its not a true zoom and it just crops it for you at the loss of quality.
Sorry if you already know this, sorta read into it a long time ago and figured you may be interested.

If you feel your picture is important to you, you may want to store it on another device which is in a safe place.
I lost 700 pictures from transferring files to another computer.

Take multiple pictures. Don't be afraid to snap from other angles.



The exit sign looks pretty neat.

[Fuzz]

The first 4 are film, and the others are digital. My camera has Optical zoom, so it actually does zoom. What you're thinking of is Digital Zoom which crops the pictures.

[creamcorn]

damn this made my browser freeze 58

[Fuzz]

Sorry Chicken! Maybe I'll start uploading smaller res photos to tba...

[tmk]

just resize them to forum friendly dimensions, if anyone is desperate to see them in hi-res they'll prob ask

[Fuzz]

I probably shouldn't take pictures while driving...