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Comment by Clarky posted on Ant attack at 30/05/2008 - 23:23
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Thanks don - nice tip. I will probably try that out as well...
Was wondering if any of you have noise problems. At times I find the cropping to be a bit harsh regarding noise issues. What do you do? Do you PP in special programs. I find my Cs2 lacking a bit when it comes to noise. Often I end trying to blur backgrounds to remove some noise.
Experience?
Keen... very nice image and good exposure. A bit soft perhaps.
I use silkypix and it does a very good job Thanks don - nice tip. I will probably try that out as well...
Was wondering if any of you have noise problems. At times I find the cropping to be a bit harsh regarding noise issues. What do you do? Do you PP in special programs. I find my Cs2 lacking a bit when it comes to noise. Often I end trying to blur backgrounds to remove some noise.
Experience?
Keen... very nice image and good exposure. A bit soft perhaps.
Comment by Clarky posted on Ant attack at 30/05/2008 - 07:36
Nice shots. No1 looks like a town meeting.
Ants are very difficult to capture as chirp says
Ants are very difficult to capture as chirp says
Comment by Clarky posted on Ant attack at 29/05/2008 - 21:49
Beautiful shots i particularly like No2.
I often wonder how you fit so many people into such a small country and still have all that wide open space
I often wonder how you fit so many people into such a small country and still have all that wide open space
Comment by Clarky posted on Panorama's of SW England... at 29/05/2008 - 21:54
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Tokina SD 400mm 5.6 or Sigma APO 400mm 5.6, preferably in PKA mount. Cosmetic condition not important but must be optically and mechanically excellent.
This one is listed in Aust but postage could be a little steep. Tokina SD 400mm 5.6 or Sigma APO 400mm 5.6, preferably in PKA mount. Cosmetic condition not important but must be optically and mechanically excellent.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=130225913589&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=003
Comment by Clarky posted on Wanted Tokina or Sigma telephoto----Found! at 29/05/2008 - 11:18
Thanks for the rap Don
Those are fine shots, I like the bee.
You are going to have lot of fun with it
Keep em coming.
So did you buy the lens to use predominately as a portrait lens :
Those are fine shots, I like the bee.
You are going to have lot of fun with it
Keep em coming.
So did you buy the lens to use predominately as a portrait lens :
Comment by Clarky posted on For Clarky.... at 29/05/2008 - 09:53
Lights a little harsh mate and too distracting. But i like the subject, he sure is a strange looking critter. Fly you say :
Comment by Clarky posted on Fly thingy at 29/05/2008 - 11:32
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I had heard that capture one was bundled with sandisk extreme III cards, so that could be an option if they still do that, anyone know?
I have a spare license if you are interested. Just PM me and i will pass on the serial no.I had heard that capture one was bundled with sandisk extreme III cards, so that could be an option if they still do that, anyone know?
Comment by Clarky posted on editing RAW from K10D at 31/05/2008 - 11:31
Fishing off the rocks at Windang Beach
K10D
DA 16-45
1/250
f9.5
iso-100
K10D
DA 16-45
1/250
f9.5
iso-100
Comment by Clarky posted on Weekly Competition #47 Sea and Shore at 01/06/2008 - 09:26
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The 18-55 + 50-200 kit is compact and versatile. An added bonus is that the filter size is the same for both lenses, so if you decide to buy filters you may not need as many.
I agree leave the 16-45mm till later when you have some better idea of what you want.
I agree with John's choice. It will make an excellent starter kit. Both of those lenses will cover whatever you made decide to photograph. The 18-55 will even work well with closeup shots (macro) if thats what you are inclined to do. The 18-55 + 50-200 kit is compact and versatile. An added bonus is that the filter size is the same for both lenses, so if you decide to buy filters you may not need as many.
I agree leave the 16-45mm till later when you have some better idea of what you want.
And as the others have said you can always upgrade later when you decide what type of photography you want to do.
Good luck and welcome to the forum
Comment by Clarky posted on First DSLR - K10d queries at 26/05/2008 - 08:26
