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Comment by swarf posted on K-3 unwrapped at 15/12/2014 - 17:10
3 & 4 for me - as these are your first "out of the box", I'm tempted to put mine away and give up!
There are some crackers here that, not least show a) what a good eye can do; and b) what a superb camera the K-5iiS is (very glad that I've got one).
Phil
There are some crackers here that, not least show a) what a good eye can do; and b) what a superb camera the K-5iiS is (very glad that I've got one).
Phil
Comment by swarf posted on K5 IIs - First time out at 13/12/2014 - 22:52
I particularly like # 1 & 4
Phil
Phil
Comment by swarf posted on B&W Lunchbreak at 12/12/2014 - 12:22
I always format 'in camera' - never had a problem when I've done that.
Phil
wvbarnes wrote:
If memory plays up once I suggest BIN it.
Absolutely - memory cards are cheap, revisiting rarely is and is frequently impossible.If memory plays up once I suggest BIN it.
Phil
Comment by swarf posted on SD Card Formatting - Doing it properly! at 10/12/2014 - 09:26
Drago
Hello and welcome. There are some lovely shots on your website, and I look forward to seeing some on here as well. Enjoy your K-3.
Phil
Hello and welcome. There are some lovely shots on your website, and I look forward to seeing some on here as well. Enjoy your K-3.
Phil
Comment by swarf posted on Cheers from Bulgaria :) at 09/12/2014 - 09:21
Hello and welcome to the forum. I look forward to seeing more of your images in the future.
Phil
Blythman wrote:
Don't worry about people who say you don't need photoshop. Our learned friend is one of a kind. Every digital image needs processing, whether its by accepting the decisions made by the software in the camera, or by personal decisions in photoshop/lightroom, etc
+1 - every digital image has been 'manipulated' to some degree or another whether by the processing in the most basic point & shoot camera, the camera in your phone or the most sophistcated DSLR.Don't worry about people who say you don't need photoshop. Our learned friend is one of a kind. Every digital image needs processing, whether its by accepting the decisions made by the software in the camera, or by personal decisions in photoshop/lightroom, etc
Phil
Comment by swarf posted on My first images at 08/12/2014 - 14:49
Absolutely no criticism here - the detail is superb, and as John noted, the control of the DoF really makes th images come alive.
Phil
Phil
Comment by swarf posted on Garden Beauties at 07/12/2014 - 20:54
What a beautiful portrait!
Comment by swarf posted on PAGB PDI Awards at 05/12/2014 - 21:32
Stephen
I'm afraid I've been a bit poor at keeping up, but - #2 an absolute stunner, I can just echo what others said.
#3 - a lovely portrait, and a great conversion.
#4 - you really captured the determination of both the horse and rider, another super shot.
phil
I'm afraid I've been a bit poor at keeping up, but - #2 an absolute stunner, I can just echo what others said.
#3 - a lovely portrait, and a great conversion.
#4 - you really captured the determination of both the horse and rider, another super shot.
phil
Comment by swarf posted on Five in a row- StephenHampshire at 05/12/2014 - 12:18
I use one for the very few 'e-cards' that I send. It's a rather hackneyed shot of a Robin in a tree that I put in my Gallery in August, although shot at RHS Wisley at the beginning of March.
Phil
Phil
Comment by swarf posted on Christmas cards at 05/12/2014 - 10:44
2, 3, 5 and 8 are the ones that really work for me. You do realise that now you have the K-3, you'll really get taken to task should any of your motorsport be even the tiniest bit 'soft'!
Phil