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Flossie - you are about 12 feet above my head with that .

What I'm taking from you is - that I'll have to be aware that this can be a problem and therefore since there's not much I can do about it to avoid it - try and stay away from the situation . Would that sum it up ?

OH - thought ! I'm still shooting in jpeg since I have this block with elements so Andrew , I'm not going to be able to try your idea

Comment by techno-terminator posted on French trip - 3 pics at 26/06/2010 - 19:38

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Happy Burpday James

Comment by techno-terminator posted on 26 June 2009 at 26/06/2010 - 19:01

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Mike-P wrote:
Which reminds me ... Lowepro lens case
EH ?

Comment by techno-terminator posted on sent wrong lens at 26/06/2010 - 16:04

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hmmm - will need to check what white balance is set to - I suspect Automatic .

That will then also account for one I took in the Museum as Homework for the college course earlier this year .

Thanks - that makes sense

Comment by techno-terminator posted on French trip - 3 pics at 26/06/2010 - 11:59

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Flash has not been used on that trip .

The Church window is not the original one and the glass is in varying shades of blues and whites.

There are only 3 windows in the Church and the other 2 windows are not affected

Comment by techno-terminator posted on French trip - 3 pics at 26/06/2010 - 10:31

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Hooray for SRS

Comment by techno-terminator posted on sent wrong lens at 26/06/2010 - 10:27

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OK - now remember these are intended as memories for some of the party I was with - they are holiday snap type of thing .

However I am puzzled and looking for ideas - these are interior shots 2 take the same day and one taken 3 days later . They are in different Churches . Why am I puzzled - it's the strong blue light showing - in the first 2 clearly from the Window and reflected onto the floor - BUT I did not notice the light on the floor when I was there . In the third again I have strong blue colour on the lady's dress - but it wasn't like that in real life - it was much darker and I got the accurate colour a few shots later [ which I will not post as her Disabled son is clearly in shot ]

Any ideas about avoiding this strong blue colour ? In the Church interiors it adds interest but it also distracts.

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Comment by techno-terminator posted on French trip - 3 pics at 26/06/2010 - 10:17

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Colin - think it has been mentioned here as well - useful for folk with professional looking gear shooting in London I would think

Comment by techno-terminator posted on A freebie that may be worth getting? at 26/06/2010 - 07:43

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Well - you aren't going to be able to do much today now

Send them an e-mail tonight telling them this , saying that you will phone tomorrow morning, and then pack the DA-L ready for popping in the post tomorrow morning = send it by Special Delivery and they will get it on Monday.

Tomorrow morning - before popping out to the Post Office phone them directly and talk to them.

If the mistake is genuinely on their end you will find them most helpful - if it's a mistake you have managed due to miscommunication , you will still find them helpful

Comment by techno-terminator posted on sent wrong lens at 25/06/2010 - 20:12

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I've a feeling , though being me I can't prove it , that if the droplets/splash bits are 'improved' / accentuated , there will be more colour in them - but of those lovely tones we can see over the lime etc at present .

Comment by techno-terminator posted on lemon and lime at 25/06/2010 - 17:38

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