If there was ever a picture to serve as a testament to why I need a new camera with better low light capabilities, this would be it. The technical quality is, quite frankly, terrible. But it captures a scene last night in bed when our three year old daughter fell asleep with our five month old puppy Ludwig.
(And I also have to apologize for the site being briefly down. Or I pass on an apology from 1and1, the site host. Something happened on the server that hosts the database and the site was down for the better part of today. Many bad things are said about 1and1, but to their credit, they had things fixed and back to normal within two hours of me letting them know.)
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Focal Length: 18 mm
Aperture: f/3.5
Shutter: 1/25 sec
ISO Speed: 1600
Comments
What a lovely picture of your daughter and the puppy!
As for cameras - I treated myself to a Canon EOS 1000D with an 18-55 mm lense and a Tamron 70-300 mm (came as a package) shortly before Christmas. I might be eating wiener water soup all spring - but I'm happy! Trudie @ January 4, 2010
The technical quality doesn't count here. It's all about the soul of people & moments. And you captured one of them where the soul can be seen. It' a an amazing piece of work, it's a great photograph, Jim! All the best & safe travels, Fritsch. Fritsch @ January 7, 2010
very sweet indeed..
if you need to see a high-iso capable body in action, take a look at my last 3 photos.. PIXistenz @ January 13, 2010
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If there was ever a picture to serve as a testament to why I need a new camera with better low light capabilities, this would be it. The technical quality is, quite frankly, terrible. But it captures a scene last night in bed when our three year old daughter fell asleep with our five month old puppy Ludwig.
(And I also have to apologize for the site being briefly down. Or I pass on an apology from 1and1, the site host. Something happened on the server that hosts the database and the site was down for the better part of today. Many bad things are said about 1and1, but to their credit, they had things fixed and back to normal within two hours of me letting them know.)
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As for cameras - I treated myself to a Canon EOS 1000D with an 18-55 mm lense and a Tamron 70-300 mm (came as a package) shortly before Christmas. I might be eating wiener water soup all spring - but I'm happy!
Trudie @ January 4, 2010
Cees @ January 4, 2010
Filip Wiberg Photography @ January 5, 2010
Fritsch @ January 7, 2010
Laurent @ January 11, 2010
if you need to see a high-iso capable body in action, take a look at my last 3 photos..
PIXistenz @ January 13, 2010
Wuegayodokunp @ March 2, 2010
Thanks for visiting. I really appreciate your support and comments!