Recent content by -expl0de-

on some cameras you can change the shooting mode so that it records the photo in black and white instead of colour but im unsure if you can do that on your camera. other then that may i recommend using a program such as photoshop. you can use this program to transfer from colour - greyscale...

in my opinion, the composition could be a little bit better but i really really like the style of the photo. good stuff :cool:

spot on! your a very quick learner. the largest aperture (smallest number) you can have on your camera is 2.8, this provides the most light to the camera and gives a shallow depth of field. the smallest aperture (larger number) you can have is 8. this allows less light into the camera but...

i wish i just had a 300D :( :D

i dont :D

hehe, nice! :cool:

heya chris. congratulations on the purchase dude, now lets get some pictures happening! :D

link wouldnt work for me :confused:

ahaahah nice pictures everyone. what camera did you use TQ? i like the DOF.

lol. i got me 3 rolls of Kodak high definition film, ISO 200. after i use these i will take suggestions of what film to use. :) and i will most likely get some black and white film next.

my very first SLR camera :D :D :D its a Ricoh XR-20sp 35mm slr with two lenses. a 35-75mm f-3.5-4.8 and a 75-200mm f-4.5. omg omg omg :D :D :D :D step dad gave it to me. starting out almost as everyone else did, by getting a camera given to them :p i havent got any film...

lmao @ the viagra picture and the last picture! hahahahahahhahahaha! funny stuff.

up and commer? i saw it for sale in the shops the other day in Adelaide (Australia). just over 2000 Australian dollars.

nice review. thanks for sharing :)

hahahaahhahahhahahaha :D :D