best camera lens for yellowstone image
Q. okay i need help im going to yellowstone national park in september and i am going to be taking loads of pictures but i wanna take good ones...help!!!
Answer
NEVER face the sun and try to shoot a picture--the picture subject will look all dull and very dark that way...if the picture comes out at all. ---For things like the geyzer, press the picture button HALF WAY and hold it right before the geyzer starts to erupt... then click it all the way once the geyzer erupts...that way all the focusing will be completed and you won't risk losing the shot....when taking PEOPLE in front of famous backdrops---the geyzer, a statue, whatever, if you want BOTH to be in focus---do NOT stand really close to the PEOPLE you are photographing and do NOT go so far back that you can't tell who they ARE...and make sure what you can focus on. If it is cloudy, use a flash and make sure when it is really dark out that your subjects are well lit and only a few short feet away otherwise you risk NOT getting the shot.. Use a UV polarizing filter over your lens in bright sun to eliminate that "GLARE LOOK"... If you are using DIGITAL CAMERAS, check the shot right after you take it---you can always delete and reshoot but if you walk away, you may never be able to recapture what it was you were trying to shoot.
NEVER face the sun and try to shoot a picture--the picture subject will look all dull and very dark that way...if the picture comes out at all. ---For things like the geyzer, press the picture button HALF WAY and hold it right before the geyzer starts to erupt... then click it all the way once the geyzer erupts...that way all the focusing will be completed and you won't risk losing the shot....when taking PEOPLE in front of famous backdrops---the geyzer, a statue, whatever, if you want BOTH to be in focus---do NOT stand really close to the PEOPLE you are photographing and do NOT go so far back that you can't tell who they ARE...and make sure what you can focus on. If it is cloudy, use a flash and make sure when it is really dark out that your subjects are well lit and only a few short feet away otherwise you risk NOT getting the shot.. Use a UV polarizing filter over your lens in bright sun to eliminate that "GLARE LOOK"... If you are using DIGITAL CAMERAS, check the shot right after you take it---you can always delete and reshoot but if you walk away, you may never be able to recapture what it was you were trying to shoot.
Which Equipment do i need for Yellowstone?
Cyberedrag
Ill be going for holiday to Yellowstone what else do i need? I have
Canon 1000d
Flashlite 430 Exii
Canon Lenses:
Kit Lens 18-55
Kit Lens 75-300
Macro Lense 100mm 2.8
50MM 1.4
Remote Shutter
Tripod
Gorrilapod
And thats about it,what else should i get?
Answer
to be honest if you are going there and you want to get nice shots i would use the camera wiht a nice wide angle lens
there is no need to have the 75-300mm or the 100mm or the rest
a wide angle can be 10-22 from canon for about 600-800 dls
you shoot landscapes with a wide angle lens
if you do not have enough money get the 11-16mm from tokina this is an excellent lens for landscape pictures,it cost about 500 dls used
your lenses are for family gatherings and walk around pictures no for landscapes yu can try the 18-55
if you do not have enough get the tokina 12-24 for about 350 it is a good lens too
if still not enough money get the tamron 11-18 for about 250 -300 dls used on ebay
if not enough rent one for 80 a week
you do not need flash and everything else
you need charger camera memory card extra battery and a wide angle lens
a good polarized filter to get better colors
the main reason to have a camera at YELLOWSTONE is for the view and the only way to capture it is with a wide angle lens borrow one from a friend
to be honest if you are going there and you want to get nice shots i would use the camera wiht a nice wide angle lens
there is no need to have the 75-300mm or the 100mm or the rest
a wide angle can be 10-22 from canon for about 600-800 dls
you shoot landscapes with a wide angle lens
if you do not have enough money get the 11-16mm from tokina this is an excellent lens for landscape pictures,it cost about 500 dls used
your lenses are for family gatherings and walk around pictures no for landscapes yu can try the 18-55
if you do not have enough get the tokina 12-24 for about 350 it is a good lens too
if still not enough money get the tamron 11-18 for about 250 -300 dls used on ebay
if not enough rent one for 80 a week
you do not need flash and everything else
you need charger camera memory card extra battery and a wide angle lens
a good polarized filter to get better colors
the main reason to have a camera at YELLOWSTONE is for the view and the only way to capture it is with a wide angle lens borrow one from a friend
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