Henry Dorly Zoo

This was taken when i was back home for a visit . We went in to the new Desert dome that they have there and this was in the "dark desert" was really a neat place to see but hard to shoot photos in with no tri pod (to many pepole ) but i like this shot hope you do also .

this was taken with a rebel 300-D natural light and a slow shutter speed

It turned out quite well considering you didn't have a tripod, though. Imagine some of the great shots you could have taken with a tripod!

oh i own a tri pod just could not use it here i was taking this while the zoo was open i had probbly 50-?? pepole walking threw the area when i took this shot

Duh, I know. ;) I guess I should have said, too bad you couldn't have used a tripod. ;)

I am interested in the exif info, can you share that..........

some people have very staedy hands and defy the hand holding rule, where as some people are not able to manage even few stops before the limit.

For me, my hand shakes and unless the shutter is above 1/100, I use a tripod,

recently I took some shots, hand held at a much slower speed and I surprised myself with the results

these shots are at
http://www.pbase.com/punitsinha

see if you can share the exif

thanks
punit

Yeah, I'm the same way, Punit... I'm too shaky... ;) I'll blame it on football injuries, though I'm sure my fiancée will tell me it's because I haven't quit smoking yet. ;)

I am interested in the exif info, can you share that..........

From my understanding that would be giving you my negative and im sorry that will not be posted due to this fact. as far as weather or not i hand held this no i did not hand hold it i stedyed the camera on a rock that was there and shot the photo it took several tries to get it with out anymovment from me or some one running in to me.

EXIF stands for Exchangeable Image File Format, and is a standard for storing interchange information in image files, especially those using JPEG compression. For more info on what exif is, take a look here (http://park2.wakwak.com/~tsuruzoh/Computer/Digicams/exif-e.html#AboutExif) :D

ok next question accorrding to this you ave to use a software the reconises that. so if that is the case i will have to figure out how to get ti to come up in photo shop i do not have the canon software loaded on my system i could de the same thing in photo shop and knew it better LOL

Camera Model Name
Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL
Shooting Date/Time
3/25/2004 10:44:46 AM
Tv( Shutter Speed )
2.5
Av( Aperture Value )
3.5
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
400
Image Size
1800x1200
Flash
Off
File Size
1683KB


here you go i had to install the canon software to get it pulled up .

Ulead Instant Viewer does it nice and easy. comes up in a matter of seconds just click on properties and there ya go. If ya want a quick way to check it.

i went ahead and installed the Caono software on the puter i was not using it as i have photo shop and a card reader i just cut and past and it is doen with out having to go threw thier wizard everytime.

the noise is pretty less at iso 400, and at tv = 2.5 and at this size the image looks acceptably sharp too.

I dont think I would have managed such a shot without tripod.

thanks for exif
Punit
http://www.pbase.com/punitsinha

all i did for the shot was put it on a rock and hold it steady i think this was number three of 5 due to pepole bummping in to me so i had to keep retaking it. i have some others that i was moving it also

but thank you

also this is a digital image not a film image, and as a tip the lower the iso the less grain it has in teh film. if i would have thought about it i would have lowerd the iso on this one lower then 400 i would have put ti more like 200 or even 100 to find out if it would have worked better

yes Mickey, I understand the relation of ISO and Digital noise in digital cameras,

I have a Nikon D70,

All I wanted to say was that canon dig reb too has lower noise, even at iso 400.

But then CMOS sensors are know to have lower noise than CCD sensors and your dig rebel has CMOS sensor.


enjoy your camera

ok i thought you were referring to taking it with film, but i have found that it depends on the lighting in the are i have one that i had to crop tighter then i wanted to to get rid of some of the noise that was in it.

also i just found a plugin for photo shop lastnight for noise reduction but i have yet to try it to see if it will help any