Jeremy Ordan
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weltonfilment said:
Depends on the camera... Ultimately you can braket on almost any camera while other cameras do it automatically... Your question is a little vague though
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Depends on the camera... Ultimately you can braket on almost any camera while other cameras do it automatically... Your question is a little vague though
weltonfilment
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Sorry, I meant automatic bracketing for the Canon Rebel XT.
Jeremy Ordan
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Well there are 2 Rebel units, the XT you mentioned and the XTi, also known as the 350D and 400D respectively.
Both units, to my understanding, can do braketing although I believe neither has the ability to braket automatically (to my understanding and from my limited experience with the Rebel line).
You can manually do it just like on the entry level Nikon units.
Both units, to my understanding, can do braketing although I believe neither has the ability to braket automatically (to my understanding and from my limited experience with the Rebel line).
You can manually do it just like on the entry level Nikon units.
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And...
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Here's some photos from a semi-recent trip to Europe...
Schloss Sansoucci
Picasso Museum
Downtown Vienna
Berlin Zoo
Venice
Rome
...all were shot on a digital rebel with either the kit 18-55 or a 75-300 DC
Enjoy(hopefully),
Allen
Schloss Sansoucci
Picasso Museum
Downtown Vienna
Berlin Zoo
Venice
Rome
...all were shot on a digital rebel with either the kit 18-55 or a 75-300 DC
Enjoy(hopefully),
Allen
weltonfilment
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The Venice shot is awesome. Good job.
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Panorama Test
Panorama Test
1. Made from 16 pics with PS CS3
2. 4 pics merged with PS CS3
Panorama Test
1. Made from 16 pics with PS CS3
2. 4 pics merged with PS CS3
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Weltonfilment & Dizkoteck: Thanks for the compliments. The Venice shot is one of my favorites from the entire trip and will try and post more from there. I really wish I had more time to shoot there though (and better skills).
Berlin is (expletive) amazing and I would recommend it to anyone travelling to Europe. The people were really nice (actually everywhere we travelled in Europe they were), it was clean, not crowded, fairly inexpensive, and tons to see and do. The zoo is highly recommended. I'd definitely give it a zehn out of zehn. How'd you find your stay?
Sorry you missed Sanssouci (I misspelled it "Sansoucci in my last post, boo!). You really did miss out. Sanssouci Park is beautiful. If you ever go back it's on the west side of the city, just a short bus ride from the train station.
I'll Post some pictures from there during the next couple of days. They will most likely be P&S quality with lots of symmetry.
Here's one from the park:
Thanks again for the compliments
Allen
Berlin is (expletive) amazing and I would recommend it to anyone travelling to Europe. The people were really nice (actually everywhere we travelled in Europe they were), it was clean, not crowded, fairly inexpensive, and tons to see and do. The zoo is highly recommended. I'd definitely give it a zehn out of zehn. How'd you find your stay?
Sorry you missed Sanssouci (I misspelled it "Sansoucci in my last post, boo!). You really did miss out. Sanssouci Park is beautiful. If you ever go back it's on the west side of the city, just a short bus ride from the train station.
I'll Post some pictures from there during the next couple of days. They will most likely be P&S quality with lots of symmetry.
Here's one from the park:
Thanks again for the compliments
Allen
HagerNYC
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I finally got my XTI from B&H! I really love everyone's images from this camera. I'm already planning out new lenses to buy. hee hee hee.
It's been way to cold to go out and play, so I'm stuck indoors, but here's a pic I did yesterday with some layer blending in photoshop.
It's been way to cold to go out and play, so I'm stuck indoors, but here's a pic I did yesterday with some layer blending in photoshop.
DavidBeier
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I just an XT from B&H HQ down in New York. I absolutly love the camera (thank God they got a used one in for cheap or I would have gone with a $400 Fujifilm non-SLR). The lense I got with it (the one they had on sale) was not the standard but a 28-90mm zoom. It's nice but it's too damn slow for my tastes (only letting me open up to F 4.0 at most). Can anyone reccommend a fast fisheye and a fast telaphoto that aren't too expensive (under $40 each)?
Anyway, I started tinkering with the camera at the airport on my way home. Here are some pics I took at people at the terminal. None of these are CC'd at all:
Anyway, I started tinkering with the camera at the airport on my way home. Here are some pics I took at people at the terminal. None of these are CC'd at all:
