Bill

What a great selection and variety of styles. Very hard to pick out favourites, but for what it's worth 1, 6, 9, 11 & 16 for me - all worthy of any gallery.

Phil

Lovely images - I'm sorry to say that I've never used the expanded ISO range, but having seen these I think that i need to explore further!

Phil

2 & 4 for me - I love the detail on the foreground in #2, and the light on the rail caps in 4.

Phil

Derek

More likely my bad eyesight missing the 'lols'!!!

Phil

Really like no.s 3 & 4 (particularly the lightened version). A 6 stop filter may not be enough to get the effect you want - it just depends on the amount of available light at the time of taking.

Phil

Karlo

That should work in many circumstances particularly where you have a moving subject, or at least part of the subject is moving. I'm not sure that it would work so well, or pehaps as intuatively, where the main part of the subject is static and it's the camera that is moving.

Nevertheless, I'll give it a try. It might be that you get a different effect. As regards the number of shots, I have enough trouble working with 9, I fear that any more may result in permanent brain fade!

Phil

Great way to record the village, and what a lovely looking place.

Phil

Very nicely presented, i think that the grey boarder works really well with the image.

Phil

Kris

B&W version for me

Phil

Welcome to the forum. We're a friendly bunch and whenever I have asked for help and/or advice I've found the members to be very helpful.

Phil