Galoot

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Galoot
3 lumps of sugar. was it Dan ? Or did you just say, Stay still you slimey slug, and don't struggle through this super-sticky super-glue
and don't sing those South Sea Shanty's while sipping Scotch slowly through a straight straw, served to you by a slow sloth ?

Comment by Galoot posted on Glass Macro with my Pentax K10D at 18/03/2007 - 00:51

Galoot
How much did you pay the hover fly to stay still ?
1 lump of sugar or 2 ?

Comment by Galoot posted on Glass Macro with my Pentax K10D at 17/03/2007 - 22:55

Galoot
Should have added, looks perfect on my screen, 20" Apple iMac.
Good colours, well defined black and whites, can even see shadow detail. Superb

Comment by Galoot posted on some of my new favourites at 17/03/2007 - 22:48

Galoot
My type of pic . . . . . . . . . nice ! ! !

Comment by Galoot posted on some of my new favourites at 17/03/2007 - 22:43

Galoot
Please re-read the post.

This time note, f1:4 for the 100mm lens, NOT - f1.4, as you seem to imply and YES it is a 49mm filter size.

Sorry, you lost me here,

"Did I not say 'assuming that you are correct in saying that they are both f1.4'. This was not a statement that lenses are not both f1.4"

Duh ????

Comment by Galoot posted on question about depth of field at 03/03/2007 - 23:42

Galoot
No, they are not both f1.4, look again at the post.

The 100mm is f1:4 and the 50mm is f1:1.4. but they both have the 49mm filter size.

Comment by Galoot posted on question about depth of field at 03/03/2007 - 22:12

Galoot
Sorry, but the f(No.) and the focal length have got bugger all to to do with the filter size ?

If that was the case, why do my f1:4 -100mm and my f1:1.4 - 50mm have the same filter size ?

Comment by Galoot posted on question about depth of field at 03/03/2007 - 21:12

Galoot
Both.

The lens would need to be at least f2.8 and the camera you use would need settings to allow you to specify f2.8. The best choice would be to use 'Aperture Priority', where you select the aperture, and the camera selects the speed. If you need to over-ride this, select 'Manual' and set both the speed and the aperture to your requirements.

Comment by Galoot posted on question about depth of field at 03/03/2007 - 18:56

Galoot
I agree with your comments, the first image is 'sharp' but that's what I get with the A-50mm F1:1.4., it was the contrasts I was trying to show.

The 2nd image, was supposed to be a bit 'grainy', that was the effect I was trying for. I wanted it 'clean' - nothing but the water and the rock.

Yes we all have different screens, but that pic still seem 'dull' compared to to others I see,

Take away those 'stems' from the centre of your pic, wouldn't that be better ? And a little cropping ?

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We all have different views, if we didn't, you could take all my pictures for me ?

Comment by Galoot posted on Probably my last pics taken with the K10D (very sad day) at 04/03/2007 - 02:35

Galoot
Have a go at these, I thought they came out quite good,


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Stormy day on the road to Dunning


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Rock in the 'Secret Place'

Comment by Galoot posted on Probably my last pics taken with the K10D (very sad day) at 03/03/2007 - 23:08

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