Co Ed building...

[cmoy]

Con Ed building, not Co Ed:-) Took these shots with mynew Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 L at 200mm. These images are right out of the camera, no editing/resizing just cropping. I'm pretty happy with the results BTW How many carry there tripods around? :?

Thanks for looking,

Chris



Hand held



Used my tripodfor this shot

[bahadir]

BTW How many carry there tripods around?

I wouldn't botherwith carrying around a tripod especially when shooting outdoorsat daytimeallowing a generous exposure timeof 1/250 Well, considering that the way andamount ofcroppinghas an effect on the image quality,uncropped versionsare also wellcome You've captured some nice architectural detail.I wonder what's there inside!

[MsPuck]

Very nice shots. I just got my first monopod cause I'm getting old and shaky!! I just took a few pix of my cats, and I can see the difference. So I will try carrying it around, especially for wildlife and evening shots.

[Mugmar]

cmoy,

nice shots, the second one is really sharp. I usally cary a tripod with me. I have found that if I don't take it I will most definltey need it:angry:. I carry a camera backpack that has a nice spot to attach and carry it. I guess it all depends on what you are shooting and if you may need more than one shot of the same thing.

Have fun with that lens

Mugmar

[toshi43]

Very cool shots, Cmoy! I have 2 tripods, a heavy one that I use at home or when I'm not going to be far from the car, and a light one that I carry when I'm out hiking, etc. The light tripod fits easily in my backpack and has a hook that I can attach a weight ( a plastic bag with rocks in it works well) to stabilize it. It's better to have a tripod and not need it than the other way around! Happy shooting!:-)

[cmoy]

Thanks guys! :-)