Photo by Kantalensa | Canon EOS 20D | Title - Gotcha!
f/5.6 | ISO 100 | shooting mode : aperture priority AE | shutter speed : 1/180s
focal length : 271mm | white balance : auto | flash : not fired
The End Product
Photo by Kantalensa | Canon EOS 20D | Title - Gotcha!
f/5.6 | ISO 100 | shooting mode : aperture priority AE | shutter speed : 1/250s
focal length : 300mm | white balance : auto | flash : not fired
The End Product
| Photographer said.. |
I've used Picasa to adjust the colour saturation and adjust the sharpness. I was on my elbows and knees taking these photos as I want to be on the same eye level as the grasshopper.
| Out Of Sight said.. |
I'd soon be on my knees to if I want to take great photos like these. One thing that caught my eyes when Kantalensa sent me this is that his lens was 28 - 300mm. Thats a zoom lens, right? So you don't have to be close to the subject right? I thought Kantalensa was using a standard lens.
f/5.6 | ISO 100 | shooting mode : aperture priority AE | shutter speed : 1/180s
focal length : 271mm | white balance : auto | flash : not fired
The End ProductPhoto by Kantalensa | Canon EOS 20D | Title - Gotcha!
f/5.6 | ISO 100 | shooting mode : aperture priority AE | shutter speed : 1/250s
focal length : 300mm | white balance : auto | flash : not fired
The End Product| Photographer said.. |
I've used Picasa to adjust the colour saturation and adjust the sharpness. I was on my elbows and knees taking these photos as I want to be on the same eye level as the grasshopper.
| Out Of Sight said.. |
I'd soon be on my knees to if I want to take great photos like these. One thing that caught my eyes when Kantalensa sent me this is that his lens was 28 - 300mm. Thats a zoom lens, right? So you don't have to be close to the subject right? I thought Kantalensa was using a standard lens.
1 comments:
hehe a photographer would do just ANYTHING to get good shots. I've climbed steep rocky hills, dipped myself into a drain, some even jumped into a swimming pool in his suit.
300mm is a zoom lens, a vital when u want to take close up shots of a subject without scaring them away :)
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