Recent content by Joec1

would appreciate a little C and C on this one. as im trying to get to grips with my Nifty Fifty... and also a relative newcomer to the SLR world.

nothing done, except a slight crop to mathc the rule of 3rds,

Stonking Shots :) i was watching with a group of kids from accross in Exmouth, and it looked an amazing show :D

Please go easy, as its the first (reasonably good shot) ive ever had (new to this Photography stuff) Any Pointers on how i could imporve this? it was a 50mm (Nifty) so i know the lens would have not been ideal.

Opinions Please, im a complete Newb, so need all the help i can get. was a little disapointed by the light (really bright sun) so decided this looked best in B/W http://i979.photobucket.com/albums/ae275/jodycoleman1/Misc/talk2.jpg Staff Edit : Image(s) removed. (Link(s) left in place)...

just realised that in #2, the renault clio..... is sponsored by a SEAT car club? haha radom

Taken with a 28-80mm Canon USM, So not 100% ideal for this shot but im a beginner. so interested ot hear C&C and any tips to make my pics a little better. Cheers

Parents Account ? Either way.. Congrats... im jealous as i would love a 5d... but am barely good enough to use the 350d i have haha.

Right, So back onto Topic, A UV would effectively act as an extra glass on the end of the lens purely to protect the lens, but would offer no image enhancment qualities, where as a CP filter would help bring out the colours? Is that a generalised statement? Can you advise if any...

Perfect Thankyou, So Its worth me buying a CP, and looking at a Grad Filter... (the suggested 2/0.6) :)

No Worries... Really useful stuff..... So what is the difference betwen a UV and a Circular Polariser? and would they be beneficial to me?

Ok, Ive currently got a Nifty Fifty, 18-55 (Kit Lens) and a 20-80 lens... Ive decided i had better start putting Filters onto my lenses (for protection more than anything else) but dont want to make images any worse than they already are (im a beginner) As the world of "filters"...

Like No 2.... :) im a Mtber myself. so its nice to see peeps taking photos :)

My opinion is that canon is a better system, as there is no "lens compatability" problems, where as i believe some Digital Nikon lenses do/dont have motors in the lenses which causes problems... Cant help on the lens front though as im only just starting to up my system too. A good 450d...

yup, it was with the 350d, and one of the first goodish shots ive taken. Im slowly building up my ability and lenses (just aquired a nifty fifty so im gonna focus towards a 100-400 lens next :D