Photography

Not the most professional shots but I have a soft spot for 2000's Point and Shoot cameras.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/93898

Taken with a Canon 1300D By Ali Raheem (@[email protected]) F/3.5, 1/60, 21mm, ISO800

(photo taken by Roee Shpernik)

Shot on X100V

Gonna try my best not to lurk here like I did on Reddit!

Taken with a Canon EOS R7, 62mm, f/6.3

Canon EOS R7, 18mm, f/3.5

A nice end to a nice hike.

Hello! I've recently been getting into bird watching, and would like to start photographing more of the birds I see. I have been getting some good shots with my camera through my office window, but if I want to do more than that my equipment currently is pretty limited.

My Camera is a Nikon D5100, and I've had it for ages- I love this camera. I have a 55-200mm lens on it that I got way back when I got this camera, but that's a very limiting range- 200mm really isn't enough to do a lot of bird photography.

I know that when I get a better lens, it will likely be large enough to warrant a better tripod than what I currently have and possibly even a gimbal mount (though, that may be a future upgrade).

So, those are the things I want recommendations for- telephoto lenses that will fit my camera, a good tripod, and gimbal mounts. I can't break the bank, I know this will be VERY hard for good telephoto lenses but I'd like to stay under $800 for the lens if at all possible- that way I can upgrade sooner rather than later, the tripod and gimbal can be future upgrades I save up for. I'd like a tripod that will last me a good long time and is quite sturdy- the one I currently have is pretty cheap, and while it's sturdy enough for now I don't think it will do a good job with a heavy lens beyond a 200mm focal length.

Thanks!

Hello everyone who is here. I am looking to get a monopod possibly. My goal is, of course, to stabilize my camera quickly and easily while moving about. I am using an EOS R6, with some potentially hefty lenses weighing a few pounds.

My preferred monopod would be collapsible/telescoping, fairly quick to deploy, and not weigh too much. Uncertain on the rest. Likely use is nature/bird, and some portrait in dark spaces.

Hoping for budget around $100 USD.

Many thanks for suggestions if you have em.

I managed to luck out and get a shot of this guy right as he dipped into the water for a fish!

This was shot with a full moon behind me. I was happy to get the unique moonlit landscape with some faint milky way at the same time.

This is a macro picture of a moth I believe that landed on my pants. I didn't expect it to turn out so well

Shot on OnePlus 7 pro

Ferry leaving Mukilteo and heading for Whidbey Island, passing some fishermen on the way out.

Took this of my cat 😺

Yes it is just a machine but in it's 1160 cc liquid cooled 3-cylinder beating heart it'll have warm thoughts of getting you where you need to go.

It's been a year and a half since I shot a train on Morant's Curve in Banff, Alberta, and I was so excited to catch a train there again that I somewhat foolishly stayed out in a thunderstorm but it paid off! I love this location and I'll never skip it when visiting Banff.