Introduce Yourself & Welcome Other Members (archive)

[LarryZ]

Hello, I'm LarryZ. I just retired in 2012 and am desiring to get back into photography after a 30+ year absence. To provide a time frame for what I need to catch up on, I use to own a Minolta SRT101 and assisted in running the photo hobby shop in TSN Vietnam. I now have a Nikon D7000 and my how times have changed - I'm trying to relearn and heard about the Cambridge tutorials. Bracketing has captured my interest in what it can reveal over film through the use of HDR PP - everything from enhanced detailed images to Picasso type images.

[JPS]

Hello, I'm LarryZ. I just retired in 2012 and am desiring to get back into photography after a 30+ year absence. To provide a time frame for what I need to catch up on, I use to own a Minolta SRT101 and assisted in running the photo hobby shop in TSN Vietnam. I now have a Nikon D7000 and my how times have changed - I'm trying to relearn and heard about the Cambridge tutorials. Bracketing has captured my interest in what it can reveal over film through the use of HDR PP - everything from enhanced detailed images to Picasso type images.

Hi Larry,
A big welcome to CiC from me.
Many of our members have returned to photography, after spending years away from their hobby due to family or work commitments. The main thing is 'Your back in the saddle'.

I agree things have changed a lot over the last few years; so I'm sure the CiC tutorials will be a great help to you, if anything is not answered there, posting in the forum will sort things out.
I look forward to seeing more of your pictures and talking to you further.
John

[ma2b16]

Hi,
My name is Mike. I am new to DSLR photography but consider myself well past the point and shoot phase. I have a Nikon D5100 with 18-55mm and 55-300mm Nikkor lenses. I like to take all kinds of photos such as portraits, landscape and especially sports. Specifically Hockey, which I learned with point and shoots is very difficult to photograph. I can't wait to hear tips on how to take great hockey shots and also post process software. I don't have any website yet and look forward to hearing what sites you suggest for posting photos.

[connaughtgreen]

Hello to you all a newbie from norfolk in the uk just a novice to photography in so much that im not yet into all the techno stuff.Iv had a number of cameras over the years from brownie box, minolta110, numerous 35 mm types, 35mm canon T50,fuji bridge and now canon1000d i still have most of them too.As i said ive never really delved into the techno side but now in my prime years i have time.My main point here is to learn about lenses which ones do what ....

[Walj]

Hi ALL, I'm new to this forum. I'm Walad Jam from North of Singapore. Photography is one of my favourite thing to do beside woodworking and listen to Hi-Fi. Just a hobby especially over weekend or the moment I have the opportunity. I'm a Canon user and owned few amateur level dslr bodies with few lenses and accessories. I'm married with 3 children. I'm hands-on person. I like to mix around with people. I look forward to learn more photography tips and technic from all members out there. I will definitely share my shots with you guys for c&c. Cheers.

[JPS]

Hi,
My name is Mike. I am new to DSLR photography but consider myself well past the point and shoot phase. I have a Nikon D5100 with 18-55mm and 55-300mm Nikkor lenses. I like to take all kinds of photos such as portraits, landscape and especially sports. Specifically Hockey, which I learned with point and shoots is very difficult to photograph. I can't wait to hear tips on how to take great hockey shots and also post process software. I don't have any website yet and look forward to hearing what sites you suggest for posting photos.

Hi Mike,
Welcome to CiC.
I can't help on the hockey shots but there are many members here who I'm sure will be able to.
I look forward to seeing your first picture posts and to talking to you further.

Don't forget you can edit your profile to include your real name and a rough location. Most of us us real names it just makes things a little friendlier.
Regards
John

[JPS]

Hello to you all a newbie from norfolk in the uk just a novice to photography in so much that im not yet into all the techno stuff.Iv had a number of cameras over the years from brownie box, minolta110, numerous 35 mm types, 35mm canon T50,fuji bridge and now canon1000d i still have most of them too.As i said ive never really delved into the techno side but now in my prime years i have time.My main point here is to learn about lenses which ones do what ....

Hello Connaughtgreen,
Would you please consider editing your profile and adding your real name & a rough location; most of us use our first name here, it just make things a little friendlier.
This is a great place for you to learn, the site has some very good tutorials and anything you need to know that is not explained there can be posted in the forums, where questions are normally answered very quicky.
I hope you enjoy being a member and I look forward to talking to you further.

Cheers
John

[JPS]

Hi ALL, I'm new to this forum. I'm Walad Jam from North of Singapore. Photography is one of my favourite thing to do beside woodworking and listen to Hi-Fi. Just a hobby especially over weekend or the moment I have the opportunity. I'm a Canon user and owned few amateur level dslr bodies with few lenses and accessories. I'm married with 3 children. I'm hands-on person. I like to mix around with people. I look forward to learn more photography tips and technic from all members out there. I will definitely share my shots with you guys for c&c. Cheers.

Hi Walj,
thank you for joining CiC, it's great to have you on board.
I look forward to seeing your pictures, so hope you post some soon.


Don't forget to up-date your profile; if you wish to include your real name and a rough location, that way it will appear on all your future posts; just as I have done. Most of us use first names here at CiC.
Welcome to the site.
Regards
John

[Anasmomm]

Hi. I'm Tracy. A newbie to the whole DSLR world. Looking forward to learning new tricks and improving my skills

[kkayyar]

Hello all,
I'm Karthik, currently living in the Metro Boston area. I'm an automotive/electrical engineer by profession and have been shooting pictures on and off for about 6 years, My subjects mostly have been people - friends, family and such. I am keen to explore nature, wildlife and street photography and improve my composition, lighting and PP skills.
Thanks,
Karthik

[prosell]

Hello everybody,
My name is Pablo. I'm from Mexico City. Leaving in Arkansas, USA. Planning to go back to Mexico soon!
I've been interested in photography and astronomy since I was a child. I found CiC searching for some tutorials in color management and found the website amazing!
Doing some astro-photography http://comp.uark.edu/~prosell/
Finally got my first DSLR, a Canon 60D with a 70-300 EF lens after years of using my Canon F-1.
Best regards,
Pablo

[davidedric]

I'm Karthik, currently living in the Metro Boston area.

Hello Karthik and a warm welcome to the CiC community. It sounds like you have some solid experience under your belt. and are now looking to expand. This is a great place to ask for help, and to post images and ask for feedback.

Don't forget the tutorials, either, which are excellent.

Look forward to seeing some of your work,

Dave

[davidedric]

My name is Pablo

Hola Pablo y bienvenido en Cambridge in Colour!

I hope you enjoy being here. I had a look at some of your images. They look very impressive. I don't think we have many astro photographers here - you might find yourself being asked for some tips

I look forward to hearing more from you. You might want to add your first name and location to your profile. That way they will appear with all your posts - we all tend to use first names here.

Regards,

Dave

[prosell]

You might want to add your first name and location to your profile. That way they will appear with all your posts - we all tend to use first names here.

Thank you Dave!
Got the name! Didn't realize I had to set it up

[Salgud]

Your site is very difficult to understand. There is just too much to the task of creating albums and uploading.

[Donald]

Your site is very difficult to understand. There is just too much to the task of creating albums and uploading.

Hello, Eric. Thanks for joining CiC. I'm sorry you've found the task of getting images into an album a bit difficult. Maybe if you were to specify what you found difficult, we could talk you through the issue.

In terms of posting images into posts here on the forum, if you ever need any help then please do read the helpful guide that walks you through how to do it. Click HERE to read the thread.

[contishot]

Hello,
I have not been on here for over a year. I had to register again under a new name. Before, I was jconti3. Hello. Now I'm under contishot. I have takin a few snaps lately after a long, LONG break. I started a Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning business about 18 months ago and have been too busy for hobbies. But, I'm shooting again.
Same gear as before:
Nikon D90
SunPack (something Cheap)
105mm 2.5 manual Nikkor
50mm 1.8 Nikon
18-105mm Kit
55-300mm Kit
I'm using Lightroom only now.
I'm happy to be back. Heres a new one.

[ludawg]

Hello everyone,

My name is Wayne and I am just starting to get more serious into photography. I've shot film before. Never developed in a darkroom. I have used mostly a Canon point and shoot and sometimes out of convenience I use my iPhone. Natural scenery, animal, city skyline, inanimate object, and people are some of the subjects that I am mostly interested in. I've never really got into the technical aspect of equipment, never really thought too much of composition, and never really considered the exposure triangle until now. I am looking to purchase my first digital slr very soon and I have decided on the Nikon D5100. I hope this will last me a good 2-5 years depending on how fast I climb the learning curve before I am in the market for a semi-pro to pro equipment. Hopefully by then the full frame slr's will be considerably more affordable. This is also the reason why I am looking to buy just the D5100 body and buying FX lenses. I know this is not the place for this type question but I figured since this is my intro I might as well ask it anyway, I apologize ahead of time. Would the following be good investment for lenses with my experience level? Or should I really consider the kit lenses? Nikon AF-S DX 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5G ED Lens for ultra wide angle shots, Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G for lowlight and close settings, and Nikon AF-S Nikkor 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR as a general purpose lens. I might mention that I am buying all including the D5100 body except the ultra-wide angle lens as an open box item from Crutchfield. Deal or no deal? Any comments are welcome. Once I get my kit I will start post pictures on this forum as well. I hope to collaborate with everyone of you and learn as I go.

See you all around and hope to hear from everyone's positive contribution.

Wayne

[GVZ]

Hello Everybody at CiC!

This forum was suggested to me by one my uncles. Cheers to him!
I like photography, i like taking pictures with my Nikon p80 (which is an old cam actually!) But still managed to get some decent pics with it.. I have been taking pictures for the last 4 years as a hobby. Im also still a learner. So i think this forum would be a good place for a start.

Thank you! Looking forward to see your comments and criticism!

[manusfaves]

the nature, animals, thts wt i like to clik the most n im here to learn more and improve my skills in photography.
pls visit my facebook link n tell me if im any good....