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Not the clearest picture but my son loves playing with my camera.
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Macie is a beautiful pup. Great pics too!
My little cousin at the annual family crawfish boil. She was bummed that her tooth wasn't quite ready to come out.
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My little cousin at the annual family crawfish boil. She was bummed that her tooth wasn't quite ready to come out.
Here's the inside of my bike helmet after the crash I was in yesterday. I added the arrows to point out the extent of the fracture. I didn't even know I'd hit my head - these things really do work!
-Photo taken with with my Cannon Powershot SD1000 on "closeup mode".
-Arrows added with MS Paint
-Cracks propagated by the impact energy of a human head attached to a body that had flown over its bike's handlebars while cruising down a country road at 22 mph
Not a great shot or light, but it's the inaugural test of the new EF 600mm f/4L IS II. From a quick test the lens seems quite nice with impressive IS and focus speed. Any extended period of handheld shooting is going to require some weight training though. Taking it out in the field once the LensCoat arrives and clouds and rain depart.
Do I really need a car
Please tell me you're joking.
Never mind your head, how did the bike fare?
The bike's fine! The rear derailleur hanger bent; the stem came our of alignment; handlebars and tape got scuffed; and top tube has an ever-so-small dent on it now. Everything was simple enough to fix; I went out for a 20 mile spin this evening and everything seems fine.
Me, and my bike, were exceedingly fortunate.
As for the nex 6, I'm really liking it. It is very well built. The dials, buttons, etc are very intuitive and are simply solid. The kit lens is very meh but I knew that going in. It is capable but that's it. I like using my wife's old canon FD 70-200mm lens. But being completely manual, it isn't good for family functions. It is also way too long. I'd love to get a modern e mount lens with a similar zoom range but with stabilization and auto focus. Plus the new ones are lighter and shorter. Alas, $1000 for a lens just isn't in the cards right now.
One day I'll grab some shots like some of the ones in here. I appreciate everyone sharing their pics, experience, and what not.
Now to decide on raw vs. Jpeg.