Any photographers in here?

[AWDTerror]

 

[IAMHOLLYWOOD]

Ken Block FTW

 

[FunkyBuddha]

 

[FunkyBuddha]

Took pics of some cookies for someone's website. She started her own cookie making business and these are all custom handmade.

 

[LaraS]

Those cookies are ADORABLE.

 

[EDM6-zoom zoom]

Do they taste good too?

 

[EDM6-zoom zoom]

 

[FunkyBuddha]

Do they taste good too?

LOL..i dunno actually. They smelt good though. But these were demo batches and they've been touched by so many hands..I wouldnt' want to know. Apparently some of the batches of cookies take up to 4 or 5 days to make and decorate.

 

[judman13]

The big aphids are about 3-4mm's in length and the small ones are about 1.5-2mm's in length

 

[asianjul]

Too bad I had my ISO at 800... no freaking idea why

 

[judman13]

The noise isn't that bad. At this low resolution most people won't be able to see the difference.

 

[gr?]

Too bad I had my ISO at 800... no freaking idea why

Exif shows 200

File change date and time: 2009:05:03 19:48:12
Image input equipment model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XS
Software used: Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0 Windows
Exposure time: 0.0769231
F number: 4.5
Exposure program: 1
ISO speed rating: 200
Exposure bias: 0
Metering mode: 2
Flash: 16
Lens focal length: 29
Custom rendered: 0
Exposure mode: 1
White balance: 0
Scene capture type: 0

 

[judman13]

Exif doesn't lie.

 

[asianjul]

hm I suppose I was looking at a different picture from that set? *Shrug* Thanks for the heads up

 

[asianjul]

 

[FunkyBuddha]

The big aphids are about 3-4mm's in length and the small ones are about 1.5-2mm's in length

Looking at pics like these make me itchy.

 

[judman13]

Yeah speaking of those pictures. Does anyone know of a good sensor/lens cleaning company?? I have researched doing it and there is no way I feel comfortable doing it myself.

Plus I would have to invest in supplies so it would be pretty costly anyways and their is always the risk of screwing it up.

 

[FunkyBuddha]

Yeah speaking of those pictures. Does anyone know of a good sensor/lens cleaning company?? I have researched doing it and there is no way I feel comfortable doing it myself.

Plus I would have to invest in supplies so it would be pretty costly anyways and their is always the risk of screwing it up.

Usually you take it into a shop, then they send it back to either nikon or canon or whoever and they clean it for you and you pay for the service.

 

[coondogg]

Link for Canon? I tried to find it on their web page but didnt have much luck...

 

[gr?]

spit & rag does the trick