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Looks like you had a great time. :D Like the pink flamingos, nice colouring and reflections. Some nice shots there Gareth, I agree, PP would help some of the images. A once in a lifetime experience... unless you've been twice. :mrgreen::roll: ali
Posted by alig on 17/07/2009 - 22:20
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Some excellent shots there greynolds i especially like the tiger shots.:wink:
Posted by sanderscapes on 17/07/2009 - 22:55
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Lovely shots, but way to many. A few here and a link to the rest would have been better IMHO. What software did you use for the watermark?
Posted by Mannesty on 18/07/2009 - 00:24
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Excellent shots, I like em all. Thanks for sharing :D
Posted by Cliff-P on 18/07/2009 - 10:09
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Some nice shots but looks like you were at the zoo with the grid (fence) Your overexposure issue was probably due to the harsh light in such a hot arid place, catches us out in the tropics to
Posted by 08tiger on 18/07/2009 - 11:17
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Lovely shots, but way to many. A few here and a link to the rest would have been better IMHO. What software did you use for the watermark? I use Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 which has this built in. Thanks to all for the comments.
Posted by greynolds999 on 18/07/2009 - 11:38
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Those were great, thanks for sharing! :) Especially like the lioness shots and the head to head rhinos. Also the leopard(?) in the tree. At first I thought it was a jaguar but not too sure of their habitat. Pity about the exposure problems. I'm also not a great fan of the grid (sorry :oops: )
Posted by thoughton on 18/07/2009 - 11:40
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Some nice shots there. If you make the file sizes smaller they will load much quicker - these are huge files for just showing in a forum and probably something is lost by us reducing them to 800 pixels wide. 800 pixels wide and around 200K file size is ideal.
Posted by johnriley on 18/07/2009 - 11:47
Pageant of power - Cheshire
Just got back from the "Pageant of Power" at Cholmondely Castle in Cheshire and tried my hand at motorsport, I'm not used to my subjects moving so having a go at panning was certainly a bit different... The Bugatti Veyron made an appearance, it's the one in the 1st shot All C&C welcome...but...
Posted by simonkit on 18/07/2009 - 19:06
Pageant of power - Cheshire
Very good, certainly 1+4. With #2 you have more room at the back of the car then the front, since the car is moving forward it just look strange. Don't ask my why but it's better to leave more room before the car. #3 the angle is strange, not really working for me.
Posted by Anvh on 18/07/2009 - 19:15
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It certainly has style stefan, I would love to borrow something like that for an hour or two (I wonder what the neighbours would think if they saw it parked on my drive!) just to see what it could do, but then I wouldn't want to give it back:twisted:
Posted by Cliff-P on 19/07/2009 - 08:46
Pet's
Martin, the shots came out fabulous. I am amazed how you managed to get such a wide area on the subjects with the F/2.8. Obviously something I have to learn because everytime I try it with my 50mm lens I get a very small circle with focus spot on. But you pulled out on these ones, they look fantast...
Posted by aminstar on 19/07/2009 - 13:15
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Hi Amin, In both cases focus was on the tip of their nose. I used the standard Oem screen for the K10D so had to rely on the Green Hexagon. I have noticed that while using the GH there is a certain latitude to play with. Basicly you can focus just in front/middle and at the back of the GH, without ...
Posted by Malo1961 on 19/07/2009 - 14:24
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The lower jaw of the cat is out of focus, it's not movement blur. If Martin had stopped the lens down then depth of field would have been increased and there would have been more detail here, but then the shutter speed would have been longer, and detail in the background would have been more visibl...
Posted by Daniel Bridge on 19/07/2009 - 18:43
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The lower jaw of the cat is out of focus, it's not movement blur. If Martin had stopped the lens down then depth of field would have been increased and there would have been more detail here, but then the shutter speed would have been longer, and detail in the background would have been more visibl...
Posted by aminstar on 19/07/2009 - 18:52
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Amin, the cat was diagonally placed on the chair. Her left shoulder/foot was stretched towards me. Her head and neck was curved down to her chest. That explains why the in-focus shoulder part is in front of her out of focus lower jaw. Martin.
Posted by Malo1961 on 19/07/2009 - 19:02
smoke images
Looks once again great Amin, I truly have no idea what you do with that smoke but it looks amazing. I see a girl bending backwards moving her hands in her hair while wind blow over her. Her buttocks is the lowest part of the smoke, then you she her back curling backwards, the hands in her hair (...
Posted by Anvh on 19/07/2009 - 22:41
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Looks once again great Amin, I truly have no idea what you do with that smoke but it looks amazing. I see a girl bending backwards moving her hands in her hair while wind blow over her. Her buttocks is the lowest part of the smoke, then you she her back curling backwards, the hands in her hair (...
Posted by aminstar on 19/07/2009 - 22:52
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Thank you Amin. :) I see what you mean but the problem is that I find her back too short then and it's bend quite strange to my eyes as well so my mind can except it, sorry :?
Posted by Anvh on 19/07/2009 - 23:11
First attempts with macro tubes
They look very good Martin, nothing really bad to say. Maybe only that the first image is a bit soft, out of focus probable but the rest looks great. Really like the bokeh the lens produce.
Posted by Anvh on 19/07/2009 - 23:16
