New Camera Pics!

[vipernet]

Being the generous sort, I took the girlfriend up to Aviemore for Valentines.

Armed with a 4x4, TomTom, D200 and a sigma 10-20 I aimed for a couple of the big lochs to take some pics.

The d200 is a brilliant camera. Much better than my d70, bigger, stronger and much easier to use, not to mention the 5 fps

Anyway, enjoy, c&c welcome as always.

[SiM]

Wow, I'm no expert, but these look fantastic!

[merdat]

Yes very good pictures indeed.

[Anastie]

Nice pics. Just got a D40 and the difference compared to a non DSLR is massive.

[Ruggerbugger]

I love the third one, very abstract.

[vipernet]

Cheers guys. Loving the d200. Can't figure out how to set it up to do 3 shots +/- 2stops. Anyone any idea?

[Funkstar]

mmmm 10-20 lens

how i want thee

[Stoo]

I'm loving the last two in particular!

Excellent job

[madman045]

Great photo's and again really liking the 3rd one!

Andy

[kasavien]

These are my thoughts when i saw the pictures

1. Wow thats pretty cool
2. Not as good as the first but still very good
3. That's awesome.
4. I think my jaw dropped to the floor

all in all, stunning photos. What kind of processing have they had done to them if any, i don't know much about photography so i can't tell by looking.

[IBM]

Loving the wide angle on that lens! No. 1 & 3 for me.....excellent pics.

[Bobster]

#3 is a really nice image

but i'm finding that most of these shots lack brightness and pop..

[vipernet]

I've still to feed them through photoshop to correct a few dustspots I've noticed and straighten up some of the horizons. I quickly processed them in lightroom but tbh those posted are out of jalbum which I feel doesn't quite cut it with it's web image optimisation.

[toolsong]

Cheers guys. Loving the d200. Can't figure out how to set it up to do 3 shots +/- 2stops. Anyone any idea?

The max EV for a bracket increment is 1.

So if you want +2 and -2 then you need to set it to take 5 frames.

The option is "5F 1.0" and it will do 0, -2, -1, +1 and +2.

Check the appendix of the manual for charts with all the bracketing exposure combinations listed

PS: love photo 3

[StevenF]

They all look great for having very little processing. I love #3! Well thought out.