I kinda got this idea from an old thread posted in another photography forum and since I've been eating out almost every single day for the last 3 months I have kinda started to pay more attention to how my food look like on the plates or whatever so I decided to take a picture of my supper two days ago and actually I had almost the same thing earlier today lol. The sandwich in the picture below is a roast beef sandwich with a bowl of not so bad tasting beef and vegetable soup and it was taken at Robin's only like a block away from where I live. I think the lighting was quite bad so they may look not as good as they tasted lol.



It would be interesting to see what you guys usually have for supper or lunch so everyone is welcome to post a picture or two .

This post was edited by Futurama on Jan 26 2009 11:09pm

BRB - taking pics...

Yep... here's my meal, pretty tasty, I know. So don't be jealous.


Pretty noisy picture, thanks to the damned ISO 1600, but I didn't feel like bringing out a tripod.

lmao! hahaha I was actually staring at that picture for like 10 seconds and trying to figure out what it is
Well I guess either you are on diet or that picture was taken AFTER you ate your supper but very nice and cool looking plate though

btw it doesn't look that noisy to me and it would be really funny if you actually used a tripod to just take a picture of an empty plate

This post was edited by Futurama on Jan 27 2009 12:01am

It's just fuzzy. If there was more "black" in the picture, you might see it more. But actually I am quite happy with that picture, the way it turned out. Too bad it's so boring.

lmao! It's boring because you forgot to take a picture BEFORE you ate all the food on it lol. Btw do you have High ISO noisy reduction turned on on your camera? That is if your camera has that function. It would usually help quite a lot when taking pictures above ISO 800, I think.

Hmm...... nooooooo clue, I think it does, but I can't remember where I found it on the camera.

This post was edited by chantal7 on Jan 27 2009 11:24am

yeah! if you intend on shooting loads of ISO 800-1600 jpeg images then turn it on. If you shoot RAW keep it off because it slows down the continuous shooting mode and doesnt reduce noise.


it should be in the custom functions menu.

This post was edited by doyleo on Jan 27 2009 11:28am

I did a search on Google and found out that XTI probably doesn't have high ISO noise reduction only Long exposure noise reduction.



Is everyone in here too shy to post pictures of the food you eat?

Whatever lol

I had almost the same thing for summer earlier so I decided not to take a picture of it lol. BUT I did buy a bunch of donuts this time even though those donuts aren't really my favorite but they are still good and I had 3 of them as dessert