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It’s a miracle that these two images were taken at all, after waking up late, dashing down to the harbour, struggling with my tripod in gloves, discarding & dropping my gloves in the water then I was all set to go, turned on the camera and no memory card message on the screen, dam, I had left it in the card reader, not to worry I had a spare, more fumbling, finally I was ready for the sunrise then two shots later battery depleted, no spare battery and no spare camera still at home having just returned from repair.
Comment by Technoblurb posted on Miracle Sunrise at 21/02/2010 - 16:32
Don't have any free time too travel, however if you want any networking / server advice feel free to PM me
Graham
Graham
Comment by Technoblurb posted on Asking for help at 21/02/2010 - 16:02
Well I just wanted to blow the trumped for Johnson Photopia, I finally pulled my finger out and sent my K10D away and have the shake reduction switch replaced. It was posted on Tuesday, returned by Friday, and it only cost me £47 including postage.
Comment by Technoblurb posted on Pentax repair times at 20/02/2010 - 17:48
Welcome to the forum Steve and don't be too shy about posting those images
Graham
Graham
Comment by Technoblurb posted on Greetings from the North.... at 20/02/2010 - 17:08
impotentspider wrote:
It would be a bit daft the split the numbers over two days just for the pleasure of seeing little ole me
What a Pentax meet without you crashing at least one of my shots, that will never do Still it will be good to see you in April.It would be a bit daft the split the numbers over two days just for the pleasure of seeing little ole me
Comment by Technoblurb posted on Hartlepool Quay Poll at 20/02/2010 - 14:45
I quite like number two, although it probably would benefit from converting to B&W and darkening the clouds.
Comment by Technoblurb posted on Odd angles at 19/02/2010 - 10:00
I took a similar picture in the Southern Cross Cafe Edinburgh, I metered of the window making everything else dark, then in photoshop created a brightness mask on the fore ground, then adjusted until the foreground was how I wanted.
Comment by Technoblurb posted on Dark image at 19/02/2010 - 09:53
i-Berg wrote:
No 1 is a ripper Graham, No. 3 is still good despite the lens flare. No. 2 has a big emphasis on the foreground, and IMO, that tends to swamp the 'sun, sea and sky' aspects and colours - IMO only of course.
Thanks for that, ironically number two was the one I liked, although I would have liked the sun to be more obliging and cast a yellow glow on the frost. Still can't have everything. No 1 is a ripper Graham, No. 3 is still good despite the lens flare. No. 2 has a big emphasis on the foreground, and IMO, that tends to swamp the 'sun, sea and sky' aspects and colours - IMO only of course.
Comment by Technoblurb posted on Frosty Sunrise C&C at 19/02/2010 - 07:42
cardiff_gareth wrote:
Woops, didn't meant to upset you sorry
No upset taken that was a genuine offer, must start using the smilies more. Woops, didn't meant to upset you sorry
I had played around with number three and already removed fifteen spots then gave in, the lens flair problem only occurred when I had my Cokin ND grad filter on, has anybody managed to prevent this from occurring with Cokin or should I be using a better quality filter for my 16-45 lens, if so what make?
Comment by Technoblurb posted on Frosty Sunrise C&C at 19/02/2010 - 07:38
Quite like the last one, I like the extended prospective.
Comment by Technoblurb posted on Blue on blue at 18/02/2010 - 18:47
