Tinker the 500D
Fri 2010/02/12 23:06 JST
Getting to know my new camera, the Canon 500D ( Rebel T1i ). So far from what i have observed is that there's a certain mix in aperture + shutter that allows it to capture images in great quality while retaining the low ISO settings ( 100 , 200, 400 ). So far here are the results.
Images consists of my new arrival, favorite loli, Nanoha and the ever so high and mighty Drossel Ojou-sama.
Angry Loli is Angry.
Ferral Attack!
As what you can see some images do have a bit of blur in them. Must get to know the camera more to lessen the mistakes.
CAmera shake? maybe ur shutter speed is too low?
Based on observations i think the shutter speed is too low. Still trying to know each toothpick anyways but all i can say is that were getting there ^_^
based on what little exp i had with my semi pro, any shutter speed less than 1/30 is too slow for me (cause i have shaky hands) and in indoor situations expect a relatively high iso =/
500d is a very good , infact one of the better crop frames
after a while you'll become a beast in this field :3c
Nice quality.
Welcome to the world of DSLR!!!
Great!! I've had countless hours of time trying to learn how to use my Canon F1 SLR. You'll catch up pretty soon.
Grats on the new camera!
That's a nice start. I do see some camera shake. Some tips that might help you are to use AV (Aperture Value/Priority)Mode and set it to the lowest f-stop your lens will allow you to use. I'm guessing it's most likely 3.5 if its a kit lens. This way you just choose what f-stop you want (for the depth of Field) and the camera will set the shutter speed for you.
You might also want to look into a tabletop tripod. This will allow you to not worry about slow shutter speeds when you are photographing still lifes such as figures.
Have fun shooting!