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Autumn with a wide aperture (7 images)
Very nice set... I love number 1. How do you adjust the focus???
Posted by Lennardinio on 17/10/2010 - 10:29
Autumn with a wide aperture (7 images)
Thanks everyone for the comments - much appreciated. I think that the FA50 may stay on the camera for a little while! (maybe I'll have to get a K5 for my other lenses:shock::wink::D). Lennardinio - the focus can be adjusted on the K7 through one of the options in the menu - in effect you can eit...
Posted by matwhittington on 18/10/2010 - 06:36
Orchid macro shots
Try using a back cloth of a darker colour
Posted by 08tiger on 18/10/2010 - 02:56
The Bringer of Jollity
I bet you could see our house from your part of the Wirral - lol Tony It's probably too close to focus on it :lol:
Posted by Father Ted on 21/10/2010 - 19:17
Residents of Ty Mawr Country Park
A few from my afternoon wander round with my son and of course my camera :o) This next one is a little poor - I missed focus but it is such an odd looking bird I felt it was worth while posting. All taken with my K10D + Tokina RMC F5.5 300mm (M42/ manual focus)len...
Posted by Stuey on 17/10/2010 - 21:35
Back to the 1940s
Marina Mae Entertaining the troops One for the album 1940s Girls The 1940s Look 1940s Chic It was the 1940s Weekend at Pickering, North Yorkshire, this weekend. Just like the Goths at neighbouring Whitby in two weeks time, it was a photographer's paradise. David
Posted by davidtrout on 17/10/2010 - 22:45
Back to the 1940s
The camera in #3 looks like a Kershaw 8-20 Penguin, it must have slipped back in time as they appeared in the early '50s.:wink: Nice set.
Posted by Hardgravity on 17/10/2010 - 23:01
Back to the 1940s
Nice work. Question? Have you tried post processing the images to re-create the look of photographic work/gear of the time?
Posted by Don on 17/10/2010 - 23:12
Back to the 1940s
Nice work. Question? Have you tried post processing the images to re-create the look of photographic work/gear of the time? Yes Don, in No. 2. The crowds were so intense I got vignetting on the edges where people overlapped into the frame so I exagerated this and did a desat/sepia surround to the ...
Posted by davidtrout on 17/10/2010 - 23:40
Back to the 1940s
Nice work , I like what you did with the 2nd one.
Posted by 08tiger on 18/10/2010 - 02:53
Back to the 1940s
Two more from the 1940s War Weekend in North Yorkshire A Perfect Gent Close Harmony Pictured at Grosmont Station and Pickering Station respectively. David
Posted by davidtrout on 19/10/2010 - 22:38
Back to the 1940s
Great shots!! Lovin' the first shot in particular!!! btw - Personally I find trying age modern photographs, even when it's a retro weekend, is cheesy. Don't like the sepia at all. I think the perfect gent would have been better regular B&W Although in the 2nd shot the Corporal Jones on the ...
Posted by Smeggypants on 20/10/2010 - 01:10
Back to the 1940s
This is a lovely nostalgic series David.
Posted by i-Berg on 20/10/2010 - 06:24
St. Mary's Island and Lighthouse
1 and 2 for me, but i might be tempted to crop of the bottom 2 rocks on 1. I do keep going back to No. 2 though... like it! Paul
Posted by paulgee20 on 18/10/2010 - 06:39
First Drinks - lightened and brightened
Seeing these two got around 50 views and no comments at all, there must have been something dreadfully wrong with them! I went back and checked them out - sure enough, they were underdone and dull. I'll blame a new (as yet uncalibrated) monitor for now :wink:). Do these now cut it? ...
Posted by i-Berg on 18/10/2010 - 10:55
First Drinks - lightened and brightened
Sorry, They do nothing for me. No dynamics. Way over processed. Had they been shot with a shallow depth of field so the the first tree was in focus but the rest were progressively bokehed as you get further into the distance they would have looked great. That line of trees is a perfect line ...
Posted by Smeggypants on 19/10/2010 - 05:55
The Kitchen Garden in Autumn
Thanks everyone. It was an overcast day, not much good for landscapes or sweeping views, but I found the soft light ideal for close-ups. Gareth's 90mm Tamron would have got a decent work-out, I can tell you! The bokeh in the first and fourth one looks a bit odd? Yes, doesn't it? It's a "featur...
Posted by bwlchmawr on 19/10/2010 - 08:12
The Kitchen Garden in Autumn
Sorry Andrew - just back from the Jurassic coast and catching up on threads - what a lovely set as usual from your brilliant eye(s) ! Just spurs me on really Tony
Posted by TOZZA27 on 21/10/2010 - 16:23
Focus on infinity
The best I could do to bring Jupiter & its moons a little nearer! Whilst not within a million miles of Father Ted's, I find it remarkable what a combination of K7, DA55-300, ISO3200, Elements 9 & a BIG crop can let us see! C&C welcome , as ever. Coker.
Posted by coker on 18/10/2010 - 22:27
Focus on infinity
Impressive! Was it piggy back mounted on a motorised mount, or am I doing things completely wrong? It's better than I've achieved yet with my scope. I must have another go now the forth moon is visible... :) Mike
Posted by petrochemist on 19/10/2010 - 13:53
