Spent 3hrs at the park and took many many shots. here are a few pics which i love it very much. Using Dual Kit Lens.
i cant believe my 50-200 can do this


This shot is nt easy as its very easy to scare off the bird


Ailen staring at a stick


This pic looks like HDR but its not. Impressed by K-x dynamic range.


Crystal on Lily


this shot was taken in a hurry. its wld be nicer if the cable hadnt been there


HDR under rain. my K-x got wet.


Another Fly



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[rustynail925]

Some nice shots in here.
The last one looks a bit HDR
how much cropping have you made on the first shot?

[jct us101]

The first few of them are very good, I was really amazed when I first looked at them. I really love the dragonfly, that is a very hard photo to get but you definitely got it perfectly, and the bird turned out very nicely also. After that though, they get a little average, and not as interesting. I really like the first two or three of these though.

[learnphotography]

hi jct us101,
thanks for the kind words. i put the best shot i liked 1st.

to rusty,
i didnt crop. im also amazing the k-x can shoot such pic sharply. the last one was HDR. Thanks

I've just added Red Fly which i missed out.

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Last edited by learnphotography; 04-18-2010 at 01:21 AM.

[PentX Girl]

Well you and your new K-x produced some awesome photos! I would have left the squirrel photo out of an otherwise great series

[slowpez]

Nice series but I agree with Jan in that the squirrel shot didn't add anything. It is really overexposed. Those dragonfly shots are really nice.

[little laker]

I don't see anything wrong with posting the squirrel pic, it isn't perfect however once learnphotography has some more experience behind both the camera and the computer it'll make a nice pic.
Judging from his name he's here to learn, like we all had to.. so that makes this the perfect place to post it.

learnphotography, I can only guess from all the noise that it's taken at a higher ISO than the rest of your pic's. The first thing that I'd do if I was you is take the camera off of Auto ISO, or at least restrict it to ISO 400 and lower.
It'll give you more control. You will have to learn how to pan (follow the subject with the camera) however it'll add top the effect of the pic, by giving the background some motion blur.

I hope that you don't mind, I did a little tweaking on it, plus removed the cable.

[learnphotography]

@ little laker
How did you do that! u made the cable missing like magic! the squirrel is really too noisy becoz the iso was too high (6400). ill do 400 or 800 next time i've save yr photo, it looks great

[Tuner571]

Wow, very nice series of shots! The composition on these looks great and I really like the colors too. My favorite shot is the first one of the dragonfly, it is very sharp and very stunning. Thanks for sharing these great pics and I look forward in seeing what you post in the future.

[little laker]

@ little laker
How did you do that! u made the cable missing like magic! the squirrel is really too noisy becoz the iso was too high (6400). ill do 400 or 800 next time i've save yr photo, it looks great

I just took about 49 seconds in photoshop, with a clone tool. Coping one section onto another section until the cable was gone.

[A-z]

Very nice shots - great to see the 50-200 perform so well, I must carry mine about more...
Nice park too, the most exotic fauna in my local park are pigeons and rats!

[jct us101]

I just took about 49 seconds in photoshop, with a clone tool. Coping one section onto another section until the cable was gone.

And it even just looks like a little crack in the wood, wow I have to try that! I have a lot of cables that I wouldn't mind to be gone from my photos, maybe I'll try it out with that Adobe CS5 free trial I think I'm going to download soon and try out a little bit.