For me, three is the best. I like the composition with all the main players featured, has an intensity and a bit of blur (ball) conveying action.
4 then 1 then 2.

Not struck on 2 as I would have put the batsman as the main subject but he is OOF and the gent on the bench is too much of a distraction.

I use (the freely downloadable) Adobe DNG converter.

Goto: https://www.adobe.com/go/dng_converter_win/

You could use an earlier version (3.3 or later for the *ist DL) if you can find a link to download it.


(I am guessing that is what you want to know as you have been a little sparing with your post )

The view I am thinking of is further to the north/east to give a much less side-on view of the viaduct. Perhaps it was a drone shot that I saw?

A pleasing range of colours. I would guess that you were probably at about
90 degrees to the direction of the Sun in late afternoon?

There is a location somewhere to the east of your distant shots that gives a more oblique but unobstructed view of the viaduct which has featured steam tours in the rail mags.

It is a Northern Trains class 195 diesel multiple unit in company livery, used throughout the North on local and inter-urban services. The doors are highlighted in a contrasting colour for the visually impaired and are at 1/3 & 2/3 along the carriage length.

Nice compositions particularly on 2, 3 & 6 but the set is spoiled for me by the flare coming more-or-less from the castle direction.
I suppose if you are at a particular location at a particular time of day, you can only photograph what you see at that time.

I have one in similar condition.
I read a previous thread where another user had same which was diagnosed as a screw that had become dislodged and jammed the zoom & focus mechanisms.
Question is, do you have the expertise to dis-assemble & re-assemble?

I can't see where to put them in mine- I think he means the Chinese grip takes AAs.

Was it the K100D that could take AAs directly?

I think he means the Chinese grip takes AAs.

It's actually known as "The Jacobite".

You could tell we haven't been in a medal situation before:

Why didn't the players turn square-on to the president and bow their heads to make the delivery of the medals a bit easier, instead of "see if you can get it over me 'ead".

A bit of extra coaching was needed there.