Forum: The Photography Forum
07-02-13, 17:49
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Forum: The Photography Forum
29-08-12, 19:41
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Forum: Cameras
15-06-12, 16:59
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Forum: Cameras
15-06-12, 16:58
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I have been using Nikon for maybe 20years,...
I have been using Nikon for maybe 20years, started with their compacs and progressed to a d70 DSLR ,up through the range to my latest D800.
The advice you have received regarding the d7000 is spot...
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Forum: Photographic Accessories
09-04-12, 17:02
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Replies: 2
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Hi Exdragon
Your color monki should have...
Hi Exdragon
Your color monki should have produced an " icc " file in your monitor command centre - after the profiling, go to the command centre and set the icc as the default.
That should do it...
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Forum: The Photography Forum
10-04-10, 12:15
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Hi Lee
Appreciate your dilema, but feel...
Hi Lee
Appreciate your dilema, but feel that part of you problrm is due to your lens.
The 18-200 is a good walk about tool, but for highly defined landscape photographs prime lenses are more...
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Forum: The Photography Forum
30-05-08, 19:02
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Replies: 2
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Birding Photographers Dream
Here is a link to a series of Peregrine shots that are truly fascinating, have a look at this guys balcony shots.
http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/651537
Brian
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Forum: The Photography Forum
20-05-08, 16:48
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Replies: 5
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Hi Andy
Like what you have achieved with the...
Hi Andy
Like what you have achieved with the sky,wall and the rose reveal, especially the wall, a nice evening sun glow, would have liked the grass strip to be a more darker verdant green which...
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Forum: The Photography Forum
20-05-08, 08:52
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Replies: 5
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Hi Saphire
Thats right the first is the...
Hi Saphire
Thats right the first is the processed image.
I did use a polariser on that shoot but having lost a stop I had to dial in -1.0ev to get the speed up to 1/60 as the camera was Hand...
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Forum: The Photography Forum
19-05-08, 20:57
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Replies: 5
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Using filters in Post Processing
I thought I would try to brighten up the sky in one of my shots and roughly picked out the area in the photograph ad applied the photoshop Blue filter at the default setting.
I liked the result, the...
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Forum: Lenses
11-04-08, 20:32
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Replies: 27
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Gosh Tannin
Those prices in Australia are...
Gosh Tannin
Those prices in Australia are astronomic, I thought the UK was a rip off but no contest.
The street price in the USA would mean you could buy the 200-400 (the lens I drool over) and...
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Forum: The Photography Forum
31-03-07, 22:19
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Replies: 12
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HI Lisa
Had a close look at your portrait...
HI Lisa
Had a close look at your portrait and its very pleasing.
For my preference here is a little too much Red.
In the shot you have Two neutral reference colours to try - the Grey of the...
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Forum: Lenses
01-03-07, 19:40
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Replies: 18
Views: 14,865
Hi Lello,
Looking at your two shots I would...
Hi Lello,
Looking at your two shots I would hazard a guess that it's a combination of two things.
First is as Don has mentioned DOF - you have your lens wide open at max zoom, if you increase...
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Forum: Lenses
01-03-07, 09:36
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Replies: 19
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Forum: Lenses
28-02-07, 23:02
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Replies: 19
Views: 22,681
Don
Only use the monopod with the 70-200...
Don
Only use the monopod with the 70-200 f2.8 and 1.7 as my ability to keep the 300 rig steady is suspect due to old age ( the 70-200 +1.7 is fast at f4 but the same set up with the 300 is f6.7...
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Forum: Lenses
28-02-07, 10:40
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Replies: 19
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Hi Don
It's interesting to read your very...
Hi Don
It's interesting to read your very methodical and engineering approach to the problem of vibration in long lenses.
Mine is more Heath Robinson, my longest lens is the AFS 300 f4, which I...
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Forum: General Photography Technique
16-02-07, 12:49
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Replies: 10
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Forum: The Digital Darkroom
10-02-07, 12:13
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Replies: 2
Views: 7,132
Dodge and Burn with Ease
Just thought I would share with you an amazing way of Dodging and Burning which does not destroy the depth or density of the colours in your photographs.
1 open your jpeg or tiff
2 open Layers...
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Forum: The Photography Forum
05-02-07, 15:55
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Replies: 21
Views: 17,858
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Forum: The Photography Forum
05-02-07, 15:54
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Replies: 21
Views: 17,858
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Forum: General Photography Technique
31-01-07, 22:00
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Replies: 10
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Forum: The Photography Forum
30-01-07, 19:36
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Replies: 1
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Manual Sports and Field Settings
Up until now I have always used Ap Priority using the existing light, dialling in the ISO settings which gave me the shutter speed I thought the action required.
I have just run across a...
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Forum: Computers and The Internet
27-01-07, 12:25
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Replies: 5
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Hi Nogbad
The problem you have is a common...
Hi Nogbad
The problem you have is a common one. When you downloaded the .8bi file for the raw conversion in elements, it also went into the Plugins in PS2/Plugins and countermanded the CS2 raw...
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Forum: WPF Photo Competitions Forum
15-01-07, 18:53
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Replies: 12
Views: 14,906
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Forum: Lenses
15-01-07, 18:48
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Replies: 46
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