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Fantastic set of images! The man in the shadow/ the London sewer/ the Lakes panorama - could go on; they are all great.
Thanks for sharing

Comment by alfpics posted on 645Z image set at 28/07/2015 - 09:34

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08tiger wrote:
From a distance is good are they going to preserve the graffiti Gary? looks like the best feature of the building.
That was my thought - a lot of graffiti to preserve!

Comment by alfpics posted on South Fremantle Power Station-revisited at 28/07/2015 - 09:07

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Great shot though!
Welcome!!

Comment by alfpics posted on Hello from Puerto Rico at 23/07/2015 - 07:55

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Very impressive!

Comment by alfpics posted on Recent Airshow pics taken with the 150-450mm ... my thoughts (Image heavy) at 21/07/2015 - 21:02

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It is fantastic - well worked and what a great little camera!

Comment by alfpics posted on Continues to Amaze at 18/07/2015 - 19:49

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Considering these have been taken in sunlight, they look pretty good to me! Ie, the colours have not been burnt out.

No 5 may have benefited from a higher aperture (lower f number) in order to soften the background more.

Comment by alfpics posted on Halifax flowers at 16/07/2015 - 22:09

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Pretty neat without any extra PP! That tamron lens is a beauty!

Comment by alfpics posted on Tamron 90mm first time out at 16/07/2015 - 22:05

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Chrism8 wrote:
It should be able to be switched off, I've done it on my K5"s , think the K7 as well and u can do it on the Z.
The K7 will only allow it to be switched off for exposures of less than 30 seconds IIRC. And that is probably the same for the 645D - the senosr noise needs dark frame subtraction to clean it up. The K5 and the Z have much better low noise sensors

Comment by alfpics posted on 645d with 55mm lens £2999 at SRS at 16/07/2015 - 14:44

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As someone who officiates at funerals, I have come across this maybe twice in the 25 years I've been doing this. IIRC no photos were taken during the actual service - that would seem like an intrusion on people's grief. (I get annoyed when news-reporters home in on a grieving relative following some terrible incident!) I think the key thing is to ask the nearest and dearest to the deceased (ie next of kin etc) exactly what they would like and what they hope to get from having the funeral recorded in this way. One of the main subjects would be good quality images of the floral tributes along with a record of the tribute card with them. Not sure if that helps or not!

Comment by alfpics posted on Morbid question at 15/07/2015 - 21:18

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A fun video! And as someone commented on Youtube; 'Bonkers but brilliant'!

Comment by alfpics posted on K -S2: A movie I made.... at 14/07/2015 - 10:12

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