Epic Photography

[sole_elite_xx3]

took this one today its in 3D

 

[SomeAudioGuy]

Just for fun, here's a pic from the "set" of my movie review webseries...


MYMHM "set" by SomeAudioGuy on TwitPic

 

[ywenz]

 

[ywenz]

 

[Vogel]

BTW Great Photos Booggerg, which app are you using to shoot them? Doing any kind of post processing or special magic?
Really enjoy the color and contrast of those shots you posted.

 

[ywenz]

thanks.. all taken with vignette.. and using mostly the toy camera and velvia effects.

Lighting is the most important factor however.

 

[Devtodi]

a few choice shots

stock camera stock settings...

 

[anon(47596)]

Straight from the phone. The Seattle picture is at sunset, so the light was getting low.

Edmonds / Kingston Ferry, Washington

Grand Tetons, Wyoming

Bainbridge / Seattle Ferry, Washington

 

[SomeAudioGuy]

Messing around with a vertical pano...

 

[Psyclone]

Wow there's some seriously amazing shots in this thread! I'm very impressed as a new Epic owner. Going to pickup Vignette in the market and hope to post back with some pics worthy of this thread!

 

[dmlee]

Is anyone else having trouble taking pictures of anything that is barely moving and faster?

Even when I try to take pictures of people posing for the camera, they come out a little blurry. Is there a firmware update for the camera or some setting I should change? I can't seem to figure it out.

 

[fareal]

Pumpkins! on Twitpic

 

[Cory Streater]

Straight from the phone. The Seattle picture is at sunset, so the light was getting low.

Can you believe we are still getting weather like that?!

 

[SomeAudioGuy]

Pumpkins! on Twitpic

Awesome.
I love fall.

 

[kraisydave]

Thought I would share my photo...
Epic HDR.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kraisydave/5074262807/in/photostream/

 

[eerongal]

Is anyone else having trouble taking pictures of anything that is barely moving and faster?

Even when I try to take pictures of people posing for the camera, they come out a little blurry. Is there a firmware update for the camera or some setting I should change? I can't seem to figure it out.

Try changing your ISO setting on the camera from auto to 200 (i think thats the lowest it goes) when there's plenty of lighting. Also, anchor your arms on something when possible. Lean against a wall, set your elbows on a table, or something like that. See if any of that helps.



Here's some photos i snapped after playing around with vignette's color highlight when i got it. (god i love the color highlight option. it looks so awesome when done right)

 

[etherealglimpse]

Worlds Smallest Drill!

 

[ywenz]

 

[KC2UUZ]

Boogger,

Mind if I swipe some of those for desktop?

 

[SomeAudioGuy]

DIGGING this bridge shot!!!