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matwhittington wrote:
I think 'Valve' for me as well, although I love the woolly caterpillar in the second shot. Clearly the must-have accessory for all self-respecting pipes... very cool
Regards
I think 'Valve' for me as well, although I love the woolly caterpillar in the second shot. Clearly the must-have accessory for all self-respecting pipes... very cool
Regards
And of course we know what those pipes can really be like!
Jetty wrote:
Thanks for the welcome, now if I would just get round to buying the camera I would stop drooling and get on with life....!
But when I buy the camera I know that I'll get lots of work done and not be distracted....
Of course! We're all like that! Thanks for the welcome, now if I would just get round to buying the camera I would stop drooling and get on with life....!
But when I buy the camera I know that I'll get lots of work done and not be distracted....
I like both colour and mono versions of No 1.
The frozen leaves would be a very good texture for a background.
The duck has a distracting leaf off to the left, that you might wish to clone out? Lovely plumage colours.
The frozen leaves would be a very good texture for a background.
The duck has a distracting leaf off to the left, that you might wish to clone out? Lovely plumage colours.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Frosty morning... at 28/11/2010 - 22:05
No 1 for me Alun, lovely shot. No 3 may need some additional contrast, as Mat suggested.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Dartmouth, this afternoon at 28/11/2010 - 21:54
I might be inclined to increase the height fractionally, by dragging the bottom border downwards just enough to get the closest tree to connect with the ground, then clone out the shrubbery that re-appears.
If the crop still doesn't look the way you'd like, perhaps crop some off the LHS?
If the crop still doesn't look the way you'd like, perhaps crop some off the LHS?
Comment by i-Berg posted on Morning trees at 28/11/2010 - 21:50
cardiff_gareth wrote:
Wasn't it for firing a remote flash, SDM and SDHC compatability ?
I believe that was the case Gareth.Wasn't it for firing a remote flash, SDM and SDHC compatability ?
Each update available for download on the Pentax support page has a precis with it, describing (at least some of) the functionality enhancement provided by the download in question.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Can't update K10D at 28/11/2010 - 21:44
G'day and welcome - nice camera, the Kx. It will do everything the K20 / GX20 did, but without the weatherproofing, second e-dial and top screen. In some other ways it is arguably more advanced.
Comment by i-Berg posted on my belated hello at 28/11/2010 - 21:39
G'day and welcome.
As to lenses, we all need just one more...
Look back on your existing shots and analyse those for the focal lengths most in use. That might give you some clearer indication of which lens/es to consider. There is a small programme called 'Exposure Plot' click here available for free download, that will assist you with that analysis - quite useful actually.
As to lenses, we all need just one more...
Look back on your existing shots and analyse those for the focal lengths most in use. That might give you some clearer indication of which lens/es to consider. There is a small programme called 'Exposure Plot' click here available for free download, that will assist you with that analysis - quite useful actually.
Comment by i-Berg posted on First time here.... at 28/11/2010 - 21:37
davidtrout wrote:
I must confess though I quite liked the satisfying clunk of the K10.
David
Can be embarassing in a cathedral though David. I must confess though I quite liked the satisfying clunk of the K10.
David
Comment by i-Berg posted on K5 first impressions at 28/11/2010 - 10:05
Happy to show you around here - it's a place I'm proud to showcase.