ignacio izquierdo

Lots of thanks for your opinions and tips Tim and Hendrik. I think I

will overcome my shyness soon. Thank you very very much. :)

Thanks everyone for the kind comments!!! :) I think the best I can do

is face my shyness and follow your advices. :) I don't know how I'm

going to do it, but I promess to try jejeje. By the way, if I talk

before with the people I will probably loose naturality, won't I?

what do you think?

Hi, I'm new here and I find this forum really useful to get different

points of view and to learn. The thing is that I love taking pictures

of people in the streets, specially when travelling. I see lots of

good pictures but I'm a little embarrassed of doing that. I'm a little

afraid they can became angry with me. So, I would like to know how do

you do that and what tips can you give me. Thanks in advance. I'm

looking foward to read from you!!! :D

Thanks Bokeh, Petteri and Guy. It's all much clearer now!!! Thanks!!! :)

Hi, I'm Ignacio from Spain. I have a doubt and I would like to know if

you could help me. When using a normal analogic camara you can use

films with different ASA can't you? But in the digital cameras what

you can change is the ISO. Is there any difference between them? Is

there any relation?

 

Thanks in advance!!! :D

Thank you everybody for your answers. I didn't know anything about that. I have my analogic Reflex camera lenses, and I can work all the time with 2.8 if I want. So I will try to get a Digital Reflex which is compatible with that lenses. :)

 

Thank you very much!!!

Hi!!!

I've got a Canon Powershot S50 with a maximum apperture of 2.8 and a

minimum of 8. If a choose to have an apperture of 2.8 and then I use

the zoom the apperture autamtically changes to a smaller one (3,2 4,9

etc). I really don?t have any idea why this happens. I was used to my

analogic Reflex and I could change the apperture indepently from the

zoom. Any clue?

Thanks in advance for your comments. :D

Mani - You're right. I tried to refer to "Depth of field" but my english is not very good and I didn't know how to tell it in English *^__^* Fortunately I think people have undestand my question. Thanks for the explanation. :)

Right Jeff. The S50 has a total manual control. That's what I got it. Becouse I wanted to play around as I did with my Reflex camera but I didn't have money enough to get a Reflex Digital Camera. I consider it a intermediate step. :)

Hi Godfrey!!!

 

I have already try what you have told me but the effect is much softer. I have an apperture of 2.8, but as Bill told me it's not the same effect if I don't have a 35mm frame camera. Anyway your technic seems to have the best results I can achieve with the powershot :)

 

Once again, thank you very much. I hope I can get a nice picture from that. :D If I do I will place it in my place... It will be your merit!!! Thank you!!! Thanks a lot for the tips!!!

 

Ignacio

Arjen -- Thanks!! i didn't know anything about fast lenses!! I have

search the Internet and it sounds quite interesting. I have to try

that in my old Reflex camera, becouse I think the Powershot s50

doesn't let me change the lenses, do it?

 

Thank you very much!!! Thanks for your time!!!

By the way, Do you think I could get a photo like that with my

powerShot S50?

http://www.photo.net/photo/2704097

Maybe is too much, isn't it? That's one of my obsessions with my

camera ;)

Thanks for your time!!! Really thanks!!!

Hi Godfrey, thank you very much!!!! I will start playing with my

camara and the advises you have given me. Thank you very much. :) i

will tell you if I get any advance in my photos. :D

Wow!!! Thanks!! I though I wasn't working properly... Thank you for your explanation. All is much clearer now... I will have to get a new 35 mm Reflex camera!!! :) Thanks

Hi, I have a Canon Power Shot S50. It works great and it would be a

step before I get a Reflex camera. I can work with a Av from 2.8 to 8,

but when working with 2.8 I have more space focused as I used to have

with my old Reflex Analogic camera? Anyone has any idea why does this

happend? Am I doing something wrong? I mean I would like to get some

parts of the foto not so focused to get more sense of depth and to

give interest to some parts... Any Clue?

 

Thanks... lots of thanks. :)