I wanted to experiment with some extension tubes that I got awhile ago, so I used my 50mm macro and a half inch tube (I think). In order to set my aperture I had to put my lens on my camera set my aperture (f/9) , then I had to push the depth of field preview button while I removed the lens from my camera. Then I put the extension tube on my camera, then the lens on the extension tube.
I was experimenting with water droplet photography and I got this result.
My settings are,
1/200 sec at f/18, ISO 100 50mm (macro)
Keeping busy with school and work I haven’t had time to post a Capture of the day everyday, and this past week I havent been able to touch it. But Im going to post 7 pictures for the past week.
I shot this At the Denver Zoo, I’m not sure what kind of lizard it is. These were my settings 1/80 sec at f /2.5, ISO 800 with a 50mm macro lens
This is one of the Cheetahs at the Denver Zoo, I shot this at 1/30 sec at f/16, ISO 400 at 75mm. I was practicing my panning an this shot was my favorite.
I shot this at 1/125 sec at f/2.8, ISO 800 at 200mm with my 70-200mm f/2.8L IS lens. I shot this through the fence.
I went to the Pike Peak Hill Climb this year, this is one of my favorite shots. I took it at 1/1000 sec at f/9.0, ISO 400 and at 200mm
During the sunrise on Pikes Peak, I used three exposures my correct exposure is 1/100 sec at f/ 11, ISO 100 at 110mm
Here is another sunrise image from Pike’s Peak. I shot it at 1/1250 sec at f/ 4.0, ISO 100 at 200mm
This is a panorama hdr shot at Bicentennial Park. correct exposure was at 1/200 sec at f/10, ISO 400 at 38mm
Here is the capture of the day. I took this on my way to Boulder, Colorado at the scenic overlook on the Boulder turnpike.
1/250 sec at f/8.0, ISO 100 200mm
So This is my first real photo of the day that I actually took (within a day). Yesterday during class there was a really cool sunset, my brother told me to go outside and take a picture of the moon with the clouds like they are in the photo, but my teacher was talking so I couldn’t leave to go take it. After he quit talking we got a break and I ran outside to take this.
Sunset In August
I took 10 images and stitched them all together to make a panorama. I shot it at 1/125 sec at f/5.0 ISO 400 at 50mm, hand held.
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