Can be because of missfocusing camera shaking, wrong settings on camera or enything like that. They dont need to be really good, but if you manage to find something good on them then its ok

Heres one i took yesterday, focus got bit off because tried to focus manually

How are they failed, but still good :s lol.

1. Well, um, on this one, his head got a little huge. I have no idea how. But it did!


Haha - only kidding. Ok now I'm being serious.

2. This one here, was when my shutter on my camera screwed up. I ended up having to get it fixed, but I still managed to take a picture with it having the problem. They had to replace the whole shutter. I was so mad that it didn't work when I was out.




3. I accidentally moved the tripod on this one, plus I didn't realize light was getting into my camera like that. I still thought it was cool though.


This post was edited by chantal7 on Dec 14 2008 10:15am

Well i got idea for this thread here, look that topic around and ull get the picture
http://www.digicamera.net/keskus/viewtopic.php?t=12639930

LOL nice! I like the "Big head" lol.

Haha xD

I am sure I have a lot more bloopers. They are "failed" but "good" when for example, you see something really nice, and it's set up so perfectly, but you use the wrong setting, forgot to change a setting, ... umm stuff like that. And like me, I kicked my tripod, LOL.

This post was edited by chantal7 on Dec 14 2008 10:19am

Looks like you gotta register to view that. Damn.

Oh, sorry about double post. Didn't think I could edit mine.

This post was edited by chantal7 on Dec 14 2008 10:48am

Forgot to take the lens cap off!

I think you made a thread about bloopers not long ago and it's a neat idea of posting failed or half failed photos. I am sure I can find quite a few failed but yet half decent photos among those I have taken...

I know how disappointing and frustrating it is when your camera is broken when you really wanted to take some photos. This pic was taken after the main LCD on my camera broke like 3 days after I bought it - lol. I didn't know back then that I could change certain settings without having looking into the main LCD that's why this weird looking photo:



this one was taken when I forgot to remove the lens cap. jk. But I almost did that couple of times and when I looked into the viewfinder and I was like WTH


I should have known that taking pic of a place that has both dark shadows and strong sun light would result in either large overexposed areas or underexposed areas making the entire photo look like it was taken with a cheap p&s or something but I still like the details though


I will probably most more of my bloopers later course right now I am just too damn tired

This post was edited by Futurama on Dec 14 2008 12:11pm

I guess it took me too long to post mine because I could swear that your post wasn't there when I decided to post mine here

anyway I managed to find an old topic about bloopers

This is my failed attempt to take an action photo because I was standing tooo far away from that guy was just using a zoom lens with short focal length so I had to crop the photo quite a bit and the result looks just so out of focus and undramatic and I had to boost brightness because I kinda used the wrong settings too


In this one I tried to catch the business and stressfulness of the rush hour in the subway but I was kinda too much of a wuss to actually take time to get a good composition and all that so I just quickly lifted my camera and pressed the shutter button and the result is an underexposed photo with the main focus on some random dude listening to music which really was not what I intended to capture


This post was edited by Futurama on Dec 14 2008 03:44pm