New Camera Photos!

[Trace]

In preparation for future reviews and CES!

A little bit of practice first.

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[OvRiDe]

One picture "photos" does not make.

:P

Much better! Nice shots!

[Trace]

There will be more

[Oneslowz28]

I know from experience that once the DSLR bug bites, the infection is incurable. Now set that switch to M and never move it to anything else!

[SgtM]

Lookin good. What camera did you get?

[Trace]

It's a Sony A330.

What shutter speed?

[Oneslowz28]

Your aperture (f stop), iso, and shutter speed settings will depend on the available light in your shot. Generally the lower the ISO, the better but in low light situations a higher ISO might be necessary if a lower ISO would mean an unbearable shutter speed. You can use your f stop to not only control how much light enters your lens, but also your depth of field. Objects photographed with a higher f stop will have their background more in focus, and objects photographed with a lower f stop will have a more shallow depth of field. (blurred background)

There are more factors to it than that, but playing around with your shutter speed, and aperture will give you a hand at what does what, and how they can work together. When we are in Vegas I will go more into detail as it will be easier to show you then.

[SgtM]

The a330 isn't bad. I kinda like the shallow DOF stuff myself.

[Trace]

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[CorsePerVita]

Nice!