cool thanks for the suggestion. i think photoshopped messed up some of those pics. let me try and upload an original pic.
edit: here are some
are their any better then the photoshopped ones?
Last edited by j.o.s.h.1408; 23-06-2009 at 12:09 PM.
Cheers bobster, but yeah that was the first airshow I tried to capture. Had quite a few problems with the lens hunting now and again, tried manual focus at one point, but I'm sure you can guess how that went. They looked 'arty' was one comment
I only borrowed the lens though, it was the 70-300mm IS USM. Not sure if I'd actually buy it, tbh.
mycarsavw (23-06-2009)
use the focal dots to align with something vertical or horizontal..
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A couple from yesterday
Giving the 28-70mm a trial run after the repairs:
Might crop the top off, to the top of the window/roof bit. What do you think?
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using a D90 i would have thought you would have had no trouble running ISO1600?
yeah the Typhoon seems to have anti-photographic paint or something, AF is hit and miss with that thing!
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I think i did later - it can cope fairly well up to about 2000 and it gets a bit grainy at 3200 (but probably usable for an A4 print).
Tried to get him in mid jump, which kinda worked, though i probably could have bumped the ISO up to get a bit more freeze on his head.
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Thats a nice pic bob!
Its intresting to me this idea of tolerating noise in pictures, been a cold hearted engineer type i've always hated it. A sunset i shot back in 35mm days i was gutted because i'd used 400ISO and i just hated the noise effect.
But in grayscale it seams to be a bit different, add a texture to the sky.
So do people have any other good examples of using the noise!
throw new ArgumentException (String, String, Exception)
yeah, i've started to add noise to my B+W's, then kill it on the important bits..
colour one
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