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Irony
I believe the ground floor are open garages but that only solves part of the problem. The big (and sad) issue with Hertfordshire is the pressure on housing. It is very popular with people who work in London and houses prices are astronomically high. Government policy is forcing local councils t...
Posted by womble on 30/03/2016 - 09:50
Irony
The answer's simple. If you don't want a house that's likely to flood then don't buy it. Unsold houses would soon put an end to this sort of development insanity. Makes you wonder about the mental capacity of planning authorities though. David The developer would have commissioned a flood risk asse...
Posted by RobL on 30/03/2016 - 12:35
A few train shots
We went on a little train journey over Easter. A local company restore old trains back to their former glory. They have a steam train called Susan there as well as a few others. The electro diesel train that used to run the Gatwick Express is there, as is the carriages. They have an old super long...
Posted by cardiffgareth on 29/03/2016 - 22:56
The rare Helios 44M-7
Some love the swirly bokeh and some hate it. Because it is (officially) considered a defect they gradually bred it out of the 44Ms, culminating with the 44M-7. The 44-2s however produce the most amazing bokeh effects - Gareth's example is a fairly mild one - so if you managed to get some Mag, pleas...
Posted by davidwozhere on 02/04/2016 - 01:55
Something on the sage bush
Here is another one, same set-up as before but tried focus stacking 3 images and merged in Lightroom. Still not getting the degree of sharpness I am after, so it's either equipment or eyesight and I am betting the latter!
Posted by RobL on 01/04/2016 - 15:49
Something on the sage bush
If you use Live View, you can enlarge the image, using the INF button and get your focus spot on. I would also suggest a set of bellows rather than a converter. K fitting ones turn up now and then on Ebay and M42s are ten a penny
Posted by davidwozhere on 02/04/2016 - 02:03
Something on the sage bush
The critter in the first image has an alien face on its back :shock:
Posted by cardiffgareth on 02/04/2016 - 17:27
Stone sculptures
I like the composition but for me, I find it gets lost into the background. Maybe darken that all down ever so slightly and pop the brightness of the stack back through? Looks cool though!
Posted by cardiffgareth on 05/04/2016 - 18:28
Stone sculptures
thanks for the comments Gareth and David, have been away a few days but will get back and have another go
Posted by 08tiger on 09/04/2016 - 07:44
A few from Muse Gig with the Q10
All shot from the back of the crowd, under difficult lighting conditions with the Q10 and 06 zoom. Not the best camera for high ISO but I thought they came out OK ?
Posted by Hullman on 04/04/2016 - 08:57
A few from Muse Gig with the Q10
Security at the NIA in Birmingham had a rather arbitrary criteria. My mate tried to get his Nikon DSLR in and then asked him to leave it at the security office on account that the lens attached was longer than 6 inches. So next time I'll try my K3 with a suitable diminutive lens ! The rules seem t...
Posted by droopsnoot on 05/04/2016 - 19:26
Back to Basics
My K100D was gathering dust so took it out today with the 35 SMC M Lens.
Posted by philstaff on 08/04/2016 - 15:47
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All very interesting, BUT where is the worm??????????????????? CHEERS Vic.
Posted by vic cross on 08/04/2016 - 20:07
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I still use mine and the pictures are just fine. I read somewhere that the K1ooD had a very weak anti-aliasing filter. Could you really tell, hand on heart, when looking at pictures on a screen, what camera it was taken with?
Posted by bwlchmawr on 08/04/2016 - 20:16
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I still use mine and the pictures are just fine. I read somewhere that the K1ooD had a very weak anti-aliasing filter. Could you really tell, hand on heart, when looking at pictures on a screen, what camera it was taken with? I have always been happy with the K 100 D and the old lens works great. ...
Posted by philstaff on 08/04/2016 - 21:10
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Good to get the camera out again. I'm sure we wouldn't be able to tell much difference between this and newer models, at least when viewing via the web. A good selection of nicely composed scenes. They do look dull in colour tones .... I'd give a little saturation boost, certainly in the yellow ch...
Posted by McGregNi on 08/04/2016 - 22:31
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Great shots ,the k100d was/is a great camera . Some of the best photos i've taken was with this camera and the Sigma F2.8 24-70 ,i suppose i didn't tend to overthink the shot i was trying to get as is my trate now lol .
Posted by melness on 19/04/2016 - 18:51
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All very interesting, BUT where is the worm??????????????????? CHEERS Vic. I did not hang around to find out LOL.
Posted by philstaff on 14/05/2016 - 14:05
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I still use mine and the pictures are just fine. I read somewhere that the K1ooD had a very weak anti-aliasing filter. Could you really tell, hand on heart, when looking at pictures on a screen, what camera it was taken with? I have always been very happy with the camera. Have some lovely photos fro...
Posted by philstaff on 14/05/2016 - 14:08
