nath69uk wrote:I must be Rodney then you plonker!
No, you're definatly Del Boy, everythings over priced and non of it works.
The importance of learning the workings...
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by LM » Wed Jun 10, 2009 4:56 pm
No mate, not a HDR and barely any jiggery-pokery in photoshop. A slight boost in contrast by 2-3, removed a bouy that was floating in the water as it was distracting (thanks Sy) and a click of sharpen.
Shot settings added to the first post too.
Shot settings added to the first post too.
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by Jaffa » Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:31 am
You made me go looking through my old photo's now. Good god, you're right.
These were taken over a year ago when I FIRST got into photography on my point-and-shoot at the Gauntlet Birds of prey centre:
Even my worst shots from last week aren't as bad as that. To compare:
These were taken over a year ago when I FIRST got into photography on my point-and-shoot at the Gauntlet Birds of prey centre:
Even my worst shots from last week aren't as bad as that. To compare:
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by LM » Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:53 am
Exactly, does good to look back through your photos, makes you realise how far you've come.
The eagle shot is awesome fella, really nice DOF on it. You'll pick up the art to using wide apertures quickely IMO.
The eagle shot is awesome fella, really nice DOF on it. You'll pick up the art to using wide apertures quickely IMO.
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