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Keeping still shouldn't be an issue as long as you shoot it with natural light. Artificial light, though it may appear bright, is (as you should know) flickering on and off 50/60 times a second (depending on where you live, obviously), so to get a decent shot indoors at a "clean" ISO, you'd need to shoot at 1/15th-1/30th (or slower), meaning blurred shots. So if you don't want to take your snake outside, put it on a windowsill or something. :eng101:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter
Heres some pictures I took with my sisters camera phone. Her phone is a Samsung S8300 and the quality of the pictures is really good for a camera phone.
8 megapixel cameraphone.. heh
I thought you owned a Nikon or two? :mech2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Reaper Man
Competition over :ohdear:Quote:
Originally Posted by Reaper Man
Actually, three :mech2:Quote:
Originally Posted by CN3089
5.0 Megapixel camera - Samsung i900 (Omnia)
My pet normal corn snake. :) (Was giving me the stare because I woke it up lol) Phone also didnt want to focus on the end of his mouth, so the DOF is fucked up.
This was taken with my camera phone. My cat had kittens, and I decided to place them on the chair and take a picture.
http://johnflasser.scifi-frontier.co...06/kittens.jpg
There's 3 there, but one's showing his butt :)
Look at dat Dawg
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i8...1/DSCF0298.jpg
Any last entries must be in by ~5pm today! (Around 5 hours time)
Where is that reaper man guy's pic is he slow or somethin
