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Comment by beakynet posted on Magnifying Eyecup at 02/09/2008 - 10:28
Comment by beakynet posted on Q: Timelapse K200D at 01/09/2008 - 12:48
I still have the article. There was no mention of high speed flash sync. Though I have read about using B setting in a dark room with the flash triggered by a device that reacts to sound. Still no mention of high speed flash sync there either!
I was under the impression that a standard flash speed was sufficient to freeze a water drop.
Comment by beakynet posted on Help needed please at 20/08/2008 - 10:58
Next time I will bear all these comments.
Comment by beakynet posted on Playing with fire... at 20/08/2008 - 00:18
A lovely picture,beakynet. Just the right amount of movement on the rotor blades.
The horizon looks level enough for me. The chopper could have been a bit higher in the sky, so you could crop of a bit of the rather boring sea. But considering the time spam you were in I think you did a great job. Well done.
Martin.
I cropped this on on the third for the sea, it was origionally across the middle.
These were some of the others I took:
Comment by beakynet posted on Coastguard 1 Helicopter at 20/08/2008 - 00:11
Comment by beakynet posted on Playing with fire... at 19/08/2008 - 17:16
What do you think? I have just cropped, straightened out the horizon (less than 1degree off!), applied curves and cloned out an annoying ship on the horizon below the helicopter.
Comment by beakynet posted on Coastguard 1 Helicopter at 19/08/2008 - 17:12
Unfortunately it can't be fixed in time, so apologies to all, hopefully next time will be fine.
Comment by beakynet posted on Weekly Competition # 58 - Sweet Tooth at 17/08/2008 - 20:01
By the way, the problem with the finish time of the competition has been corrected, so this one should finish on schedule at Midnight on Sunday.
Comment by beakynet posted on Weekly Competition # 58 - Sweet Tooth at 17/08/2008 - 00:26
The overall look is good, however there are two points that draw my attention: 1) Bottom right corner appears to lack contrast (in fact this seems to happen in other areas of the picture too) and 2) top right there appears to be some ghosting over the window, almost looks like a reflection in glass.
Comment by beakynet posted on More HDR Adventures at 01/08/2008 - 23:46


It seems to me that I can see all the viewfinder through it, that includes all of the viewfinder information and there appears to be no vinyeting!