Recent content by adamg

alastair - it would be interior, and it would be both in brightly lit rooms, and dark rooms needing a long exposure daugirdas - haha thanks for that, i've been spelling it wrong all this time, my bad!

Hey, i need some advice on which lens to buy please. I need to take a lot of indoor shots over the next year so need a wide-angle lens for my canon 400d. The 2 lenses which im stuck between are the canon 10-22mm...

i have a canon 400d, and am looking to buy an ND filter for my 50mm lens. Im just looking for some advice because i dont know much about them. Like, what am i looking to buy if i wanted to take a 30second long exposure in the daylight, compared to if i just wanted to do 5seconds. Price is my...

I was hoping to try and photograph water drops and things inside dew drops, such as flowers. Its for my current uni project and im just experimenting. Figured I will need a macro in the future too so I wont be wasting my money if im unsuccessful with my ideas.:thumbs:

Hey I have the canon 400d and am looking for a macro lens. im hoping not to spend too much....maybe 200 at a maximum. i know that limits me but what would be the best lens to get? cheers for any help

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cheers for all help so far! very useful. just bumping the thread:thumbs:

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Hey my current art project is based around the theme of winter and everything it involves. Won't bore you with details, but I am doing research and am wondering if anyone can tell me of any photographers or artists that work is based around the subject. It could be to do with the weather, snow...

Sorry to sound like a complete beginner (but I am) and not contribute to the first post, but what exactly are stock agency sites? I looked at them a while ago, as I know it something about contributing your images and people paying to use them if they want, but I couldnt find a site where I...

Well dusk isnt too bad but I also wanted it for just after sunrise when there is morning fog. Its usually too bright for any exposure longer than a few seconds. I also wanted it for blurring the clouds during daylight. alright cheers mate

cheers for your help mate. its for taking photos at dusk mainly. i think 1min is a bit OTT, more like 20seconds... cheers mate. i have changed my mind and think i will go for a 20/30second exposure. is it still worth getting the 110 or should i go for something else? also, this is probs a...

I need an ND filter for canon400d w/niftyfifty. theres so many ND filters on amazon im not sure what to go for. Also what grade would i be looking at? Im hoping an exposure of at least 1min. cheers for any help

I use ZoombrowserEX, that came with my Canon camera. Just find the right exposure and shoot everything in manual (I do) then just use zoombrowser and it does it all for you and quickly:

Was taking photos in a car park when security came out and told me to stop, took my details and all. damn annoying