hopefully for the better.
Curiously the chassis of the 77LTD is high density polymer :)
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Av lies in the "green button" setting of the E-dial programming
whether you have the "green button" active or not. To change it go to
the E-Dial Programming menu for manual and select "TvShift". I found
the solution on-line, the manual was nex
and considering that the likelihood of me using one
without employing a tripod is close to nil I simply shoot a bracket
set then do a simple but effective mask to integrate two or more of
the bracketed images, the resultant composite is generally excellent.
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PhotoME can be used to determine lens IDs, it can be found under
Manufacture notes, Lens ID section.
Lens ID: 8 + 16 + 0 + 0
Pentax Lens Type: DA or DA*
Lens Name(s) of the ID: Sigma AF 70-200mm F/2.8 APO EX DG Macro II HSM
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> anybody's guess when (if ever) Lightroom will know what to display.
All my new Sigma lenses appear to provide a unique code, I have
written them into PhotoMe
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they
reap, pillage and complain like so many other software houses, they
simply cant see the wood for the trees.
Hopefully their actions will encourage a new wave of capable
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Both have EXIF data intact, the second GPS data also.
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crop would probably suite the image well.
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> continue to drive the process past the gold-rush stage
>
> meanwhile i predict continued disruption of a lot of major commercial
> services and software companies, Adobe included, and lots of people who will
> feel disregarded or left behind
Great insight and probably more tha
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shot?
The Nokton looks like it will serve you well, nice rendering, classic
composition, great capture, the red is strange though, it's far more
saturated than any other colour in the frame.
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possibly add a vignette or mask and darken the entire background, this
would make the subject more prevalent.
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this image. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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gone they're just on holidays for a bit :)
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> to my husband, Darrel, and he loved it too!!! lovely work, Rob!
Thanks Christine, glad you both liked the image, I promise that I will
take you there when you come to visit (and anyone else who finds there
way down-under too) :)
Thanks to all who were patient enoug
got it's foot caught in a loose thread in an old towel. I
came out to a racket and had capture the bird then cut the thread off
it's foot :(
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mage there is just water in the foreground. I might post a
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> Paul mentioned, I might rotate it a bit to square it up but that's about it.
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did go by indeed, if we went under the southern end of the
bridge then on towards the Rock we would have passed the piers for
sure. The V is still going strong but probably not getting as much
work as it used to as are few of my Pentax lenses because I tend to be
shooting my Sigma zooms mostly these
line drives,
fortunately I had only backed it up a week back but it still took a
few hours to rebuild the thumbnails as I had shot several thousand
images and needed to re-index a stack of off-line media. I won't do
that again in a hurry. Best of luck with your new improved back-up
regime.
Cheer
than the flash sync speed gives you a bit of
> ambient light and some motion blur against the flash-frozen bit.
Excellent basic "how to" Bob
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and an interesting view to boot. I like the vapors on the
right, you could potentially use a longer lens and shoot that little
area as a subject of its own. I wasn't sure about the car headlight
dissecting the frame but actually i think it works well in the image
intended or not. Very cool!
Ch
the vertical angle of view isn't optimal, I should revisit
the spot and use a tripod I think.
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> http://www.caughtinmotion.com/2013-steam1/album/index.html#steam8-2750.jpg
>
> Full gallery(14 shots) here:
> http://www.caughtinmotion.com/2013-steam1/album/index.html
Gorgeous shot of the loco Dave, perfect in B&W and lovely re
On 28 May 2013 10:01, Bruce Walker wrote:
> Couple of streeties ...
>
> http://flic.kr/p/euR544 Trailer
> http://flic.kr/p/euTp6j A dog's life
>
> K20D, DA* 55/1.4 @ f:8, 1/400th, ISO 400
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> http://www.caguila.com/savanna/index.html
I love #2 and #3 is damn good too. :)
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> anyway, enjoy my little gallery, and comments are joyfully accepted.
I did, glad that you're enjoying your new toy :)
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o it do shield themselves
from the anxiety of dropping a cherished opinion. ( ironic again, I
know. )
[Reference: Vital Lies Simple Truths, Daniel Goleman - the
psychologist of Emotional Intelligence theory. ]
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east of the hamlet of Westerville,
> Nebraska.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/pixelsmithy/8850051008/
>
> Hope you enjoy it.
A great "capture" and powerful image :)
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, is there possibly a way that you may be
able to do file recovery on the local drive?
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This is what they have done to the Opera House this year for the
Annual vivid festival:
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st in front of the Harbour Bridge with
the Royal Botanical Gardens at the rear.
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The problem was that I was working at about f5.6 min due to the lack
of tripod/rush, so DOF was limited so on many of the subjects which
have quite a bit of depth so the plane of focus needed to be selected
to make best use of the relatively limited DOF.
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s of the shot are generally of far less
consequence than the content/subject matter.
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difficult to believe that it's real. Well done on getting down and
dirty in their faces as they were having their ritual face off,
technically you couldn't ask for more really. Amazing.
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ugh to deal with the layout.
Much like what Google did to Picasaweb, I'm not liking it, when you
have various aspect ratios the images get gives weird weights so that
they all lock together to make the page consistent, a choice of page
layout would be nice, it could be that difficult to accomm
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> No fingerprints...
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> Having seen those impressive panos from Rob Studdert, I decided to give it a
> go using some old Olympus Compact images. I used to do "composite" photos
> years ago by physically cutting & pasting but this is my first attempt in
&g
ere's really
nothing to get over.
It might happen, it might not, personally I don't really care any longer.
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of most any lens designed to cover a FF lens
and note the fall off in resolution/contrast 2/3 from the centre of
the frame, the APS sensors very conveniently disregard this area of
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ve when used on a full frame body.
Secondly people will pixel peep 100%, make judgements and proclaim a
lens good or bad without considering magnification factor or final
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> I have a houseful of stuff that looks like that. Once took a microscope
> apart to the level of separating the lens elements.
Photograph it and it'll become art :)
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> True, but, if i'm honest with myself i'm already cropping my APS-C
> images to Pentax Q sizes.
> ;)
Har, I know where you're coming from, I really could have done with a
500mm lens at the airshow I attended a couple of weeks
make up for what you lost (or keep your
> APS-C camera for just such a reason).
Or you could play a little trick on yourself and crop out an APS-c
sized pic (assuming similar pixel density) :)
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es of pink they come out of the washing machine, and
>>> statistics about which sorts of flooring wear them out soonest. I'm sure it
>>> would sell well.
>>>
>>> We could call it Socks and Rugs and Socks with Holes.
>>
>> Why not simply "The
ntil I get a lock.
I use the centre AF point exclusively when shooting low light and I
disconnect the AF from the Shutter button, and am continuously poking
at the AF button until I get lock, some of my subjects don't have
edges, light is often single colour and the subjects generally move
cons
In The Streets")
>
> It's difficult to imagine what will be available in 3 years (if Pentax is
> still in business)!
Very nice Charles, but you were spoiled for light there! :)
At concerts I'm often shooting 200mm @ 1/20 , f2.8 ISO4000 just to get
something usable! Focus i
om shots of people being goofy.
This is pretty much exactly my experience too, even wielding a large
80-200/2.8 zoom over a relatively short time the crowd mostly
completely forgets about you. Having a camera over each shoulder seems
to reassure people too for some reason, like the "big camera
On 19 May 2013 02:17, Bob W wrote:
> And there was me thinking I was the only one who liked to dress up as a
> Japanese schoolgirl at weekends!
>
> Hello Kitty!
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On 19 May 2013 04:40, Doug Brewer wrote:
> also means you can go about the business of making pictures without all the
> teeth-gnashing over what is and isn't.
My teeth-gnashing re the crop sensor has always been about what was
lost, ie my A16/2.8 FE sucks on APS sensor bodies.
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uot; wasn't the
> optimal one!
Granted that was what you were dealt, but that doesn't preclude the
option of adding a little lens blur in post to just render the
background a little less obvious? :)
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gt; Btw - this is not coverted to bw or shot in bw -
> which I can see more clearly now myself
OK, I'll try that again :)
Very street Ann, love the near monochrome visage and stately facade
broken by the subject exiting stage right. More to come now I hope?
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, will have to get off my butt and into town to see it,
another of my friends, Stephen Godfrey is in there with you too.
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> which I can see more clearly now myself
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discussed it with generally think it's a cacophony of ideas, difficult
to navigate and post, outright confusing and simply is no competition
to Facebook (even though there is a lot to dislike about FB also).
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and photographer. Again, simply there are no hard and fast
rules as to what it the best portrait lens.
Amateurs often have much better equipment than professionals, when was
the last time you saw a professional taxi driver driving a Ferrari? :)
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On 18 May 2013 11:02, Mark Roberts wrote:
> Rob Studdert wrote:
>
>>"...images are being 'auto-enhanced'"
>
> I'll just cut my wrists now...
It's becoming more difficult to use as a photo sharing platform every
day, they are determined to use thei
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>>Fucking depressing.
>
> Agreed. Written by someone with a real superiority complex.
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seen on some recent high-end smartphones."
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Probably too much said already but that's my take :)
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Bridgets church, Shrine of the Crucifixion, choir loft, confessional)
has a really nasty lighting mix, maybe you could covert the shot once
for the inside and again for the exterior lit panels then recombine
them in PS to provide a better overall colour balance?
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> That's a wonderful collection of old birds!
>
> And the photos are nice too!
Thanks Larry, I enjoyed the day.
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> Is that a CA-12 Boomerang?!
I believe so Bong :)
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artwheel".
>
> Is "Suzy-Q" a Brewster Buffalo?
Hi Paul,
Glad you enjoyed the gallery, "Suzy-Q" is a CAC CA-12 Boomerang if my
gallery labeling is now correct :)
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try a few
transfer curve on it though, something like this?
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images in that set, I'm sure that LeeAnn will be thrilled! Great work.
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ticism I would say
that the only element of it that distracts me in any way is the
apparent brightness of the underside of the leaves. There was
obviously little option but I wonder if the shot would benefit from
them being dodged a little?
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Hi Philip,
That's a very nice shot, my only (nitpicky) critisim would be the loss
of texture in the brickwork far left, I wonder if you could burn it
back in a little?
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ines lead my eye to the guy in
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that I liked - as a guy is lining up his cellphone to take a
> picture of himself:
>
> http://charles.robinsontwins.org/photos/2013/marriage_protest_two/content/K5__0565_large.html
>
> There is a gallery of 40 images there if you are so inclined.
Wow, well captured in all respects.
C
he bird in the last one. Oh well...
>
> Hope you enjoy. Comments welcome.
Very nice Frank, you have a great location there.
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erture at mid-range, optimally it should be set at the sweet
spot assuming that it will provide optimum DOF.
Use the cable release or a delay and prefire the mirror if possible,
focus with live view and as others have said weight/dampen the tripod
if possible.
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On 12 May 2013 20:04, Larry Colen wrote:
> I really liked 3, 4 & 5.
Thanks for commenting Larry, Marnie and Paul.
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perspective at the very least. Glad you enjoyed it :)
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rage and they are being used in many new architectural
designs about the city. We have effectively banned filament lighting
for energy conservation reasons so I assume that they get special
allowances as they are effectively a decorative element.
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ff, it's obviously not just a collection of tools yearning to be used :)
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mallest one under my
A20/2.8 and got some great results albeit very close the front element
:)
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> Hope you enjoy. Comments always welcome.
Very nice Frank, you have that gull trained well :)
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On 12 May 2013 23:12, Doug Brewer wrote:
> https://plus.google.com/u/0/115347824062413314605/posts/C5d8QZX6NMm
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> Still using my K7, this time matched with the SMC-A 50mm f/1.7, handheld.
Gorgeous image, beautiful woman, well shot :)
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t sets the current
1 that I'm at so each camera has provisions for 9 shots in my
library. I figured that would be enough as I have never made it to 40k
images for any one body.
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On 12 May 2013 02:58, Steve Cottrell wrote:
> On 11/5/13, Rob Studdert, discombobulated, unleashed:
>
>>I had the camera rested on a post.
>
> Let it have a nap at some point.
I have been flogging then to an extent, they had a rest last night
tucked away in my safe whilst I
On 11 May 2013 20:08, Derby Chang wrote:
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> Tasty.
>
> What was the opening you went to? I was at the Australian having a fat yak
> last night
Thanks Derby, it was the opening of the CATC Design School Exhibition
that I attended, I use the studio that sponsored the evening.
On 11 May 2013 15:38, David Mann wrote:
> On May 11, 2013, at 12:33 PM, Rob Studdert wrote:
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>> https://www.dropbox.com/sh/oli7qtsju4akq98/3BY44QecmX
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> I love the Opera House pic. Not sure if it's possible to take a bad photo of
> that building.
Thanks Dave,
not for you.
https://plus.google.com/photos/100717932944223796708/albums/5875898952737944017?banner=pwa&authkey=CPLRmbHXh4er9AE
Enjoy!
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pt to get in
over a couple of evenings to shoot.
http://www.vividsydney.com/events/categories/light/
Thanks John!
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it's not so critical, the other images lend support and
context. In a stand-alone image your options are more limited.
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light-meters-and-how-to-properly-use-them/>
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> This is said to be the first in a series of videos.
Great link, thanks George.
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On 9 May 2013 01:30, Mark Roberts wrote:
> The 2013 PDML Photo Annual is now available.
Thanks again for the ginormous effort from you and the team to make
this happen, we have something quite unique here.
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Gm
! I shot a guitar trio in a coffee shop the other day and they had
old filament lamps running at low voltage like this too, I didn't
manage to shoot any however. Maybe I should next time, thanks for the
push :)
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