Any Photographers with DSLR's Around ?

[scoobert]

here is my favorite photo.
taken just outside reno nv.
the night it completely dark, and no moonlight.
taken with a 7D

here is reno that night.

[hoppy]

Shot from my yacht whilst sailing.
Canon 1Dx, 100-400L & 1.4x @ f13 & 1/3200

Cropped & converted to B&W. Was actually shot daytime but post makes it look more like night time

[socaldmax]

I don't know if anyone else mentioned it, but Samsung makes some good mirrorless cameras. They're lighter, faster and can use most other brands of lenses with an adapter. They also have some very good lenses in their lineup. I have everything from 12mm Samsung lenses to 2,000mm Russian glass plus macros and doublers.

My NX20 is 20.3MP, shoots 8fps continous, 30 frame bursts, 1/8000 sec shutter speed, 12800 ISO, shoots 1080p HD video, big Amoled screen, bluetooth connection to my Android Note II for wireless shutter release as well as Wifi photo transfers.

The only thing I don't know is how well it will hold up in a moist environment.

[s/v Jedi]

Canon 5D Mk.2 with EF17-40 f/4L at the Summit Lake, Mt. Evans, Colorado, just under 4,000 meters altitude.

[DotDun]

Some cool pics

49 Phenomenal Photos from National Geographic Traveler Photography Contest

[van demon]

canon 60D with 70-200 is m l lens which seems to be permanently attached
as i take a lot of pictures from the helm

[Garrettw]

Originally Posted by s/v Jedi

Canon 5D Mk.2 with EF17-40 f/4L at the Summit Lake, Mt. Evans, Colorado, just under 4,000 meters altitude.

That water looks COLD!

[van demon]

that was close

[El Pinguino]

Taken about 7 years ago, Ventisquero Pio XI, Chile..... Nikon D70S at 1/1,250.

The first is utilising less than 10% of the image.... it was actually a pic of something else ( leaping dolphins)... I spotted this on the edge of frame some years later....

The laminar flow(?) coupled with the exhaling before breaking surface I found interesting.

They are Peale's Dolphins... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peale's_dolphin

[Sailor g]

Originally Posted by El Pinguino

The laminar flow(?) coupled with the exhaling before breaking surface I found interesting. They are Peale's Dolphins... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peale's_dolphin

That is a very cool photo- Amazing to catch that!

[D&D]

Originally Posted by Sailor g

That is a very cool photo- Amazing to catch that!

We agree

[Ocean Girl]

Wow great shots! Still figuring out my camera(Pentax K30)

[Ocean Girl]

Him in the sunshine

[scoobert]

i know its not sailing related, but, here are some photos from our cali trip.
the first is at 8,000+ feet

that lake in nor cal... forgot name

small waterfall


this is from sailing, sunset over NJ

and my cameras.

you can see videos from both on my youtube acct in the sig below!

[Sailor g]

Is this Mono Lake? It looks like tufa in the center.