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 by spada on Sun Sep 18, 2005 7:35 am
Hi
After the advs of one member BigV about the use of canon kit lens 18-55, last night on the way home, I stop at the rock and took some pictures with this lens, amazing light weight lens, because last night wind blew my cameras and elcheapo tripod( tripod from salvo store ) away, I have to use my hand to push the cameras down to stop movement caused by the wind.This is my first time try at night so may be they not so well but I post anyway
Habour Bridge 5 seconds, f4.5 @30 mm
The Rock Hyatt hotel
And City
There is something wrong with the blue color here, but I do not know how to fix, and hot spot but this is my first time long exposure.
Thank for looking.
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by birddog114 on Sun Sep 18, 2005 8:29 am
So what kit lens did you use? The Canon 18-55 on your Fuji S2?  Birddog114
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by spada on Sun Sep 18, 2005 8:46 am
Hi Birddog
It is the el cheapo canon 18-55mm, on the 20D body
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by birddog114 on Sun Sep 18, 2005 9:48 am
spada wrote:Hi Birddog
It is the el cheapo canon 18-55mm, on the 20D body
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Spada
So you're with Canon now + Fuji/ Nikon! Congrats and welcome to Canon corrals  Birddog114
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by spada on Sun Sep 18, 2005 7:27 pm
Hi Birddog
The Canon isn't mine, that is belong to another brother of me, and I am teaching him how to use it ( within my limited photograhy knowledge), I don't have money to do so.
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