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Quite pleased with my £15 Centon 1.7
Send it back Gareth :shock:
Posted by Algernon on 26/08/2010 - 19:23
concentration
A candid shot taken with Tamron 90 Couldn't get far enough back to get more in the frame as we live in a small flat.
Posted by 08tiger on 21/08/2010 - 05:23
Pon veiw
Thanks for the feed back guys its always helpful to get other peoples thoughts on a subject. This was taken using a filter I purchased recently and used for the first time here I think the photo would have been better taken with the 10/20 opening up more of the scene to be honest. Ian
Posted by philstaff on 22/08/2010 - 09:26
Kenya Safari
I've just come back from honeymoon in Kenya. Whilst there we did a 3 night safari... I took more pics than I can count, but here are some of my favourites. Little and large. What you looking at? Nothing this way. Cheeky lizard. Mother and baby. Sunset safari.
Posted by Lennardinio on 22/08/2010 - 09:23
Kenya Safari
#3 and #5 (beautiful light) for me. That last one if gorgeous ! I do think that most of the shots could do with a boost in contrast and in some cases dialing back the exposure (some highlights are blowing out there) - all should be easily fixed in LR3 / PS or A3
Posted by Frogfish on 23/12/2010 - 06:32
Kenya Safari
That was a really marvellously done bit of spamming a few post back to revive this thread :D
Posted by thoughton on 23/12/2010 - 10:43
Kenya Safari
I've just come back from honeymoon in Kenya. Whilst there we did a 3 night safari Is that what they call it nowadays:wink::lol::lol::lol: Nice shots Andrew, the Elephants are my fave.
Posted by fatspider on 23/12/2010 - 23:06
Still playing with Shutter priority and focus.
I was up and about today trying and here are the result. C&C welcome. (I am really enjoying my Kx. It is way better than my fujifilm s9600 lol) Uploaded with Uploaded with Uploaded with What are the things I can do better please? Thanks.
Posted by ElRazur on 22/08/2010 - 23:19
Still playing with Shutter priority and focus.
The first one's great, I'd straighten up a bit, but I really like it. The second one is fine, but I wonder if there is more potential in the structure above the tube sign - do you have any different views? The third one - straighten too and personally I'd like the bus larger in the scene.
Posted by DrOrloff on 22/08/2010 - 23:51
Still playing with Shutter priority and focus.
Think you are demonstrating a good eye for long exposures, getting the trails and contrasting with still elements. All you need to do now is concentrate on the elements, no dark or washed out skies for instance. Good efforts. davex.
Posted by davex on 22/08/2010 - 23:55
Still playing with Shutter priority and focus.
The first one's great, I'd straighten up a bit, but I really like it. The second one is fine, but I wonder if there is more potential in the structure above the tube sign - do you have any different views? The third one - straighten too and personally I'd like the bus larger in the scene. I ca...
Posted by ElRazur on 23/08/2010 - 15:38
Still playing with Shutter priority and focus.
Think you are demonstrating a good eye for long exposures, getting the trails and contrasting with still elements. All you need to do now is concentrate on the elements, no dark or washed out skies for instance. Good efforts. davex. How do I sort out the sky please? I am finding it hard to get a b...
Posted by ElRazur on 23/08/2010 - 15:39
afternoon snaps
Strange Bush Tucker there!! I like the pics. I never feel comfortable in snapping people. Are they more laid back with this down under??
Posted by thoramay on 23/08/2010 - 15:54
afternoon snaps
Strange Bush Tucker there!! I like the pics. I never feel comfortable in snapping people. Are they more laid back with this down under?? It’s more a case of being discrete. The longest lens I brought is the 50-135. Normally I would be using the 70-200 f/2.8 Sigma for these types of shots. Lov...
Posted by K10D on 24/08/2010 - 00:09
Can anyone identify this bird please?
Thanks Bob, I didn't think about the tripod collar :oops: I normally use a small tripod as a shoulder/chestpod on long lenses and even on the FA*300mm the tripod collar is too far out. So I use it with the tripod on the body. The Bigma might be too big for that? I'll have to go back to the draw...
Posted by Algernon on 25/08/2010 - 18:05
Blowing a westerly at Milford (5 images0
Thanks, I-Berg. O.K., I did "cheat" with the gull shot, inasmuch as we were back in the car, coffee poured, window open, & it was just there, posing about 15 feet away! All the best, Roger.
Posted by coker on 26/08/2010 - 08:08
Any Photoshop Advice
How far you go with post processing is really all down to personal taste and how you saw the image in your minds eye. That said I have taken the liberty of processing your picure, and described below the steps I took to achive it. If you want me to remove it please let me know and I will do so a...
Posted by pnjmcc on 26/08/2010 - 07:50
Bat!
In terms of some available tricks to deal with these situations, you could research and implement 'focus trap' techniques, but you might need a couple of other items of gear for that - probably starting with a tripod. I'm sure it will be back, given similar weather and suitable conditions.
Posted by i-Berg on 26/08/2010 - 01:12
Just back from Morocco after 18 days...
All shots taken by a Km (dslr) with a 17-70 F4 SDM lens.. unfortunately i shot in jpeg cuz i didnt have enough storage, and the pics haven't been edited at all, some suffer pretty heavy vignetting =( I really need to learn about composition... Spices.. the saadien tombs Jemaa El-Fna, M...
Posted by chaude on 27/08/2010 - 20:55
Just back from Morocco after 18 days...
4 is the standout for me - the contrast between those who are milling around, and the groups standing still taking, really draws you into what otherwise might be an ordinary scene.
Posted by MrCynical on 27/08/2010 - 21:06
