Bordom day pics

[Got boost??]

got bored took the camera and here we go

Just got the windows tinted

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looking into getting a wide angle lens soon

thanks for lookin

[Hoosier Daddy]

Someone is a tad bit obsessed with their Rebel now :lol:


Nice pics, tint looks good. The lens cap pictures are becoming your signaure now lol.

[Green_Lantern]

Nice pics as always!!! I love your 240!

[Mama Got Boost??]

Someone is a tad bit obsessed with their Rebel now :lol:

Let him be obsessed all he wants LOL


Very nice Matt. I love the bench pic.

[DC Dave]

looks good man!

[CEMAYHALL]

You should get a UV Lens Filter... It will cut out your sun spots (located on pic #5) and they arent expensive either (unlike the majority of Camera parts.)

Pics still look :thumbup:.

[Got boost??]

Someone is a tad bit obsessed with their Rebel now :lol:


Nice pics, tint looks good. The lens cap pictures are becoming your signaure now lol.


haha i love my camera and photography, i take pics all day long haha, and yea ima get a lens cap pic all the time

[Hoosier Daddy]

I'm the same way now with my Powershot. I can't imagine what will happen when I get my Rebel :-o:D

[Got boost??]

haha yea its a badass camera im still learning though

[.:Chris:.]

You should get a UV Lens Filter... It will cut out your sun spots

I tend to disagree. Digital Cameras (CCD's) are generally not sensitive to UV light.

From Filter options for digital cameras (http://dpfwiw.com/filters.htm#uv)



By definition, your eyes can't see UV, but ordinary film can, and many CCDs can as well, although to a much lesser extent (http://dpfwiw.com/filters.htm#uv_sensitivity) than film. In theory, there's something to be gained by filtering UV out of the picture. Due to the very short wavelengths involved (below 400 nm), the UV band carries more than its fair share of atmospheric scatter (http://dpfwiw.com/polarizer.htm#scatter). Scattered UV light can cloud distant backgrounds and impart an unwelcome bluish cast in film images. UV contamination tends to be most problematic at very high altitudes (well over 10,000 feet) and over long stretches of water.
So much for theory. In practice, these theoretical UV filter benefits simply don't show up on the digital side. Under nearly all conditions and for nearly all cameras, UV filters are a waste of money and a potential source of flare (http://dpfwiw.com/c-2000z/filters/index.htm#flare) for digital photographers.


More on flare from filters here (http://www.luminous-landscape.com/columns/sm-feb-05.shtml). As this article says, I use UV filters like lens caps. Once I'm ready to shoot... they come off. :D

[Sabotage]

nice boredom shots! i have some from thanksgiving at the inlaws! lol
yeah, the uv filters dont really do anything, i just bought one to protect my lens.