Cheers. He left just as I got there he was unreal on that board. Here is another.
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And a chick who was ripping it up.
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hey Tom your photo reminded me of a shot i had taken 30 years ago
found some really old albums.
look i couldnt be bothered copying so they are iPhone jobs so not sharp
the negs are hanging around,i think
i didnt use the greatest chemicals back then.. no such thing as printers
82 stubbies Nikon FM2 and 1000m Zenith
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Some classics there weiry. Great stuff.
classic..... antiques
Simon anderson
the gull
That pool shot is interesting, remember how you did it weiry?
Jason, what do you think of the D7100? Yay or nay?
Tom.
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That pool shot is interesting, remember how you did it weiry?
Tom.
I imagine he slowed the shutter speed down and closed the aperture to blur it. He may have also reduced the iso as well to compensate for the shutter being open longer. I played around with this idea a few weeks back at a waterfall. Never quiet got it right - was a really bright day and I only had a few minutes before the bus came. Should have been using a much higher F number. 1/8 sec at F11 and F14 respectively. You live and learn.
Looks like a zoom in or zoom out shot with the pool balls.
The d7100 is a great price of kit. It's the newer version of the d7000 which it's the updated version of the d90.
A lot of people use the as a secondary camera to there main camera for weddings and the like. But it's also a great camera to have easy to use.
Not a bad effort ted the kiwi, smooth water falls are hard to shoot in the middle of the day you need an ND filter if you want to slow the shutter down other wise to much light gets in and you'll blow your high lights.
Morning or afternoon is your best bet if you want have a crack at slow shutters and don't want to spend $ on filters.
An interesting concept the 'zooming'!
Water fall shots are hard as to get clear, here is one that I took in Samoa!
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More time on the original subject and a tripod helps ted
Or set it to timer and rest the camera on something!
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Looks like a zoom in or zoom out shot with the pool balls.
The d7100 is a great price of kit. It's the newer version of the d7000 which it's the updated version of the d90.
A lot of people use the as a secondary camera to there main camera for weddings and the like. But it's also a great camera to have easy to use.
Not a bad effort ted the kiwi, smooth water falls are hard to shoot in the middle of the day you need an ND filter if you want to slow the shutter down other wise to much light gets in and you'll blow your high lights.
Morning or afternoon is your best bet if you want have a crack at slow shutters and don't want to spend $ on filters.
I want to grab one mainly because of the video as well, looks pretty good and smooth. The nikon AW1 also looks like ti would be a wicked camera! It is a toss up between the D7100 and the AW1 haha
Tom.
It comes down to choice really. But I know holding dslr is a lot more comfortable than holding the smaller cameras.
Select to expand quoteTeacake said..weiry said..
More time on the original subject and a tripod helps ted
Or set it to timer and rest the camera on something!
whats the timer for
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It comes down to choice really. But I know holding dslr is a lot more comfortable than holding the smaller cameras.
Looks better too! :D
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Nice shots boys, specially Weiry.
+1
Weiry got some great stuff!
You got any SP?
Tom.
Select to expand quoteweiry said..Teacake said..weiry said..
More time on the original subject and a tripod helps ted
Or set it to timer and rest the camera on something!
whats the timer for
To eliminate camera shake when you press the shutter button, I do this as compensation for no remote shutter release. Works great!
Tom.
i am confused Tom we are talking about different things
i was talking about shooting while zooming, you will make more camera shake while zooming than pressing the shutter.
ive never liked the timer trick and cable release and i think they are only useful in macro and bellows app.
cheers
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i am confused Tom we are talking about different things
i was talking about shooting while zooming, you will make more camera shake while zooming than pressing the shutter.
ive never liked the timer trick and cable release and i think they are only useful in macro and bellows app.
cheers
Haha no wonder you were confused then haha
Meh, I only use it on long exposure shots, waterfall or not. Only because I don't have a remote shutter release haha
Too pov to buy one!
Tom.
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Here is one we got today!
Wetsuit in the middle of summer ? Thats not a good reason to move to Tassie Tom
