now thats some fantastic photos mate, by the looks you used LED torches as well. kinda puts mine to shame though
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Thanks. 5 foot long bonnet inspection lamp
Doesn't mate. They are both good for different reasons.
awesome!
I was gonna try something slightly different, by running a genny and a 150w halogen lamp to light up the car in a different way, but might revisit that, when ts not so damn wet
I was gonna try something slightly different, by running a genny and a 150w halogen lamp to light up the car in a different way, but might revisit that, when ts not so damn wet
Black and white by Turboshed, on Flickr
Jump by Turboshed, on Flickr
been messing around with black and white
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Looking good. Hopefully I will have more to put up soon.
good lad!
I got over 100 from this little shoot for my sister, but there are only a hand full that turned out all right. May even bugger off out with the camera again tomorrow, see how the weather is, plus I got a Hoya circular polariser to try out, got this second hand for £10
I got over 100 from this little shoot for my sister, but there are only a hand full that turned out all right. May even bugger off out with the camera again tomorrow, see how the weather is, plus I got a Hoya circular polariser to try out, got this second hand for £10
Some photos from today.
Sadly there seems to have been a spot of dust on my sensor, so it can be seen. I've cleaned it now though thats to the cleaning products by Visible Dust.
Underside by Turboshed, on Flickr
Eye spy, sky high by Turboshed, on Flickr
Flypast by Turboshed, on Flickr
I'm looking by Turboshed, on Flickr
Sadly there seems to have been a spot of dust on my sensor, so it can be seen. I've cleaned it now though thats to the cleaning products by Visible Dust.
Underside by Turboshed, on Flickr
Eye spy, sky high by Turboshed, on Flickr
Flypast by Turboshed, on Flickr
I'm looking by Turboshed, on Flickr
Is that a broad wing? My Lass keeps asking what does she need to focus on one thing and blurr the rest??
Depends on the lens mostly I think
This. The wider the aperture (smaller the f stop) the blurrier the background generally.
No, its a common buzzard (Buteo buteo)
same as what others have said, the small ther F number e.g the common one being f/5.6 the blurrier the background will be. Though in these shots the camera was on auto so i think it would have been about F/5)
Cheapest lens to achieve epic bokeh is the 50mm f1.8. Canon and Nikon do their own flavour for around the same price.
I've got a F/1.8 50mm prime for my 35mm Olympus OM10.
But agreed on the lens though!
Pics from the weekend..more on flickr
RAF B by zonephotography, on Flickr
Door by zonephotography, on Flickr
Tunnel to phone rooms by zonephotography, on Flickr
RAF B by zonephotography, on Flickr
Door by zonephotography, on Flickr
Tunnel to phone rooms by zonephotography, on Flickr
Cheers dude I shall tell her, a buzzard is also known as a broad wing and falcons as long wings
Some fantastical pics there Lea, spot on!
I didnt know that Mr Wilde, now I do
I didnt know that Mr Wilde, now I do
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Some fantastical pics there Lea, spot on!
I didnt know that Mr Wilde, now I do
spanks more on my fb
woot for facebook!
Another thing, anyone know of any teleconverters that are compatible with older screw drive AF lenses? (nikon)
Another thing, anyone know of any teleconverters that are compatible with older screw drive AF lenses? (nikon)
Ok, this isnt photography, but its pretty damn good none the less.
Took this today at Oswestry truck show, with photos to follow when i get around to sorting them.
Took this today at Oswestry truck show, with photos to follow when i get around to sorting them.
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Been out with the camera today, pics to follow, plus I'll be uploading some to Flickr of the Oswestry truck show, when I get around to it.