Please post your pics of rainbow (no photoshop please) and tell me how you get them with nice colors, not too faded out...

Made with iPhone out of my car




This post was edited by sPyyy on Aug 18 2008 12:30pm

-.- no offense but cellphones are not cameras...
anyway lol here are two pics I took with my old point and shoot camera course I haven't had the chance to take any rainbow photos with my new DSLR, yet

I think you have use the "right" settings AND the most important a decent camera to take good rainbow photos







This post was edited by Futurama on Aug 18 2008 01:02pm

It happened to be at around sunset and of course, after a storm ... is how I got this one:

I didn't do anything with photoshop except the border and the signature on these.



Here's what it looked like if you looked behind you, from that rainbow picture. It was a little after the rainbow disappeared, and the sun was setting even more.

lol you know what? We finally got that kind of cool sunset here in Stockholm a few days ago! and here are the pics:

its just too bad that we have too many buildings here lmao




This post was edited by Futurama on Aug 18 2008 03:24pm

ok, what are good settings to take a rainbow...
I think my camera is allright, for a non-pro cam..
Canon Powershot A570 ( couldn't afford better..)

i know, just wanted to post my pic

The pictures up there that I posted I used a Canon Powershot A410. It's not really the camera, it's the person behind it . I am sure you can get technical when it comes to rainbow pictures (but really, those are for the pros) I think if you get the right composition you should be alright. It depends on how strong the rainbow really is to grasp a really good clear shot of it, too.



If it's the only cam you got then it's better than nothing ^^

This post was edited by chantal7 on Aug 19 2008 12:31am

na it's not but didnt have it in my car

Oh ok ^^ yeah, then cell phones are nice to have if you don't have your big bulky camera hanging around - lol.