The *Official Photography Thread*

Yea my images range anywhere from 50-70 MB generally

 

X2 even if I don't fill a card up (from what I've read, you shouldn't anyway), I always put in a new card at halftime.

 

Thanks man.

Sweet. The pics are of our 9 which is a street car I have a 8 thats caged and gutted for the track.

Thanks

 

whats botched?

 

messed it up. Could have nailed it and missed the mark.

 

You have two evos...

and Ben, I sent you a pm so I didnt clog up this thread more with vids.

 

This. I use 32gb sandisk extreme mostly. But I have them because I shoot video too, rarely is there more than 300 shots on a card unless I'm at an event I have about 1000+

And you kinda have an easier chance to misplace a card when swapping but I have 2 lol.

 

After a conversation with a coworker talking about our first cameras I thought it would be fun to ask.
What was your first camera?
I remember mine was a Kodak 110 and I remember my parents letting me have the camera all the time, but rarely putting film in it. lol.

 

My first personal Camera was a kodak toss away point and shoot.

Then I got a Nikon D90

 

my first cam was a Canon Powershot a520. Actually a great camera! That was back in 2005, it just broke this last year... Had to get another Canon so I got a 60D I did have a fuji s4500 for a while between the 520 and 60D but was not impressed.

 

I had a cheap point and shoot sony. I just took pics with it on vacation and stuff. Then just picked up my Olympus E-PM2 about 3 weeks ago!! Been loving it and learning a lot! Just a little guy and nothing fancy but plenty of camera for me so far. Looking to pick up some lenses ASAP!

 

Here is another shot I got from last weekend. Really the only part in this shot that is still standing is the vault that was in the bank, inside the old Hotel. It was supposed to have been pretty impressive. 50 rooms and 30 bathrooms. The hotel was built in 1911 and closed in 1913. The lack of water shut the town down.



IMG_7566_7_8_fused by tbrown6912, on Flickr

 

Going to the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona this weekend, ton of photos will be taken

 

Here is a shot taken of the old school. The arch I posted is the main entrance.



metro2 by tbrown6912, on Flickr


And here is the hotel. Quite the joint for 1911.



metro1 by tbrown6912, on Flickr

 

First: Polaroid one step




Second: Nikon FG




Now: Nikon D7000

 

That looks like a awesome place to take pics.

 

TJ, that's awesome! haha

 

Yup, I'll be drooling over them when you get them up

 

D5100, D7100, 1979 Nikon EM (predecessor to the FG above).



I wanted that FG, man but couldn't pass up the deal I got ha.

 

It is a very cool place. I had heard about it, but never been out there, but our second wedding photographer (long story) took us out there and got some shots of my wife and I. They were really cool.