workshop "action" pictures

[George Watkins]

hello folks

I have been enjoying getting to know my first dslr camera between teaching and turning this week.

I tried 3 different settings today just to see the results whilst roughing out an oak bowl.

The camera is a nikon d3200 with the kits lens 15 - 55mm

All of these were taken with the camera on a tripod

first off I tried the auto setting




then I tried shutter priority mode and set the shutter to 1/500s F stop 3.5 and ISO 800




still in shutter priority I upped the shutter speed to 1/1250s f3.5 but had to increase the iso to 6400 to compensate

 

[jttheclockman]

Now who is going to clean that mess up:biggrin:

 

[wyone]

that is COOL

 

[Scott]

I thought I would prefer the faster shutter speed, but I find I like the photos on the auto setting better because they convey a sense of motion to the shavings while keeping everything else pretty sharp. Nice pics!

Scott.

 

[gimpy]

That is neat, like to see others at work, nice, thanks for sharing

 

[Rink]

I like how the 1/1250s froze the interior of the bowl, but not the rim. Great pics.

 

[KBs Pensnmore]

That is neat, like to see others at work, nice, thanks for sharing

I love work, I can sit and watch people do it for a whole day, and not get tired of it :biggrin:

 

[George Watkins]

thank you for all of your comments & "likes"