Ive seen alot of the Pictures of the Digital rebel and i was just curious on the settings you used. I just got my digital rebel today but it was crappy out so i didnt get to take any cool pix.

Post up your pix. and the settings you used.

UPDATE... i gave it a shot and took a few shots.

check em out

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Modified by JDMlyfestyle at 11:56 PM 4/19/2005

 

awww common someones gotta some stuff for me

 

you asked for it

 

Nice.. what were your settings on?

 

no trick setting
basic lense
auto focus
AV at like -1
digital rebel's are awesome

oh and tri-pod of course

 

 

lets see some of those sick water drops and motion pix.

 

for water drops from what i understand
just speed up the shutter speed alot
and i am pretty sure manual focus is better

 

ill have to wait to get the pix right on the water. i didnt get the camera til it was dark so i really couldnt play around with it.

 

Prolly an ISO of 200. Manual focus, with 18-55 kit lense. All pics with Tripod.



Prolly the same. Longer exposure, I'd wager offhand.





ISO = 100, Manual focus, kit lense. Prolly a 5.6 f/stop.



Quick snap at the autoshow. No tripod here. ISO was 100, manual mode autofocus, obviously a very quick exposure, prolly like 0.3ish, maybe less.

Best way to figure out your camera is to play around and experiment with it. You won't learn much from people tellign you what THEY did. You've gotta figure it out for yourself.

 

leave your iso at 100 if possible... i leave my stuff in "p"... use the partial metering mode to get the right light readings... when in the partial-metering mode, focus your subject and halfclick the shutter button, get the readings and hit the asterisk button to save your settings, then shoot. it helps out a lot. i just got my xt less than a month ago:

 

oh hey yeah... i just discovered shooting in RAW mode... that is the greatest thing ever. it takes up a bunch of space on the compact flash but it is definitely worth it. basically it makes it so u can adjust exposure on the computer so in the end, u always get near perfect exposures on pictures u thought were effed. it's a very good tool.

 

bump cuz im a digital rebel owner that doesnt' know how to use it yet...yes, yes, yes, rtfm, done that already

 

bump for lenses as well

looking for a good macro and telephoto.... are canons own worth getting?

 

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Dig this one but wish it wasnt overexposed

Awhile ago when I had a rebel:

 

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Dig this one but wish it wasnt overexposed

Awhile ago when I had a rebel:
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what was the settings in the crx photo?

 

i switch between modes, not sure which ones i used for these. i still need to learn how to use proper exposures

 

more...of this

 

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..here we go... 8 pages of leghumping...

 

i agree

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^

 

just got done playing with the camera.. i took 300 pix. and only like 4-5 of them that came out alright. i need a better lense this 18-55 lense sucks ***

 

 

more more more!!