Lovely creamy bokeh, taktak
Lovely creamy bokeh, taktak
my 1st outing with the sony a450 in Skegness today i was using the 70-300mm sony lens i got off ebay
Okay, who was the joker who threw the penguin into shot?
I know it's not really a penguin..
A few from Pontefract races today
oooh day at the races, love to go to one of those
like the first, great sense of motion
Wedding time:
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The old girl kicks up a lot of crap
Today at Farnborough:
Flightline and period actor at Flying Legends 2010
few pics from yesterday, lodore falls, keswick
The first one is the best - you need to work on the water-blurring pictures.
I assume you were using a tripod for the second two pics? I can see what you were trying to do (blur the water - hence the slow shutter speed) but the whole image looks like it is suffering from camera shake (hence the question).
The water is also over-exposed which means you are losing the blur effect there too.
Also, if you lower the camera sensor sensitivity next time you will be able to use a slow shutter speed without having to increase the F-number so much - and therefore increase the effective resolution of the image which might help.
i was waiting for someone to pick up on the lack of detail in the second two, they are 1.3 second long exposures, without a tripod......had the pod with me but, the camera attachment was left behind haha
i was wanting a 2 second shot to see how fog like the water would look, having left the attachment behind at home this wasn't possible
Even so the first picture is still a stunning pic!
one from Weds
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Did you use any fill flash or a reflector there Bob?
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