Recent content by -halli-

Are the SD to CF adapters any good?

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I recognise this car from mx5nutz! You won't regret the purchase, amazing cars :D

Thank you :)

From my first ever self developed roll of film taken back in June 2011. Scanned and resized, no PP (other than switching from negative to positive)

With the kind donations of members on here and by utilising freecycle to the max, I run a film photography club with children after school at the primary school where I teach. The children love it (7-9yrs this half term, 9-11yrs next half term) We have made camera obscuras, light pictures...

We had "Tiger turf" installed on the yard at school last year and it is brilliant. It is blue with mazes, zebra crossings, targets, letter sounds, numbers, games etc. on it. It is maintained by the company that installed it (They clean and re-sand it each year) Even after it has been pouring...

I have a senseo machine but haven't bought pods since for ages. I got a coffee duck adapter that lets me use real coffee in it. Fantastic :)

Love it, mate. I so miss driving my Roadster :'(

My Manual Focus lenses are M42 lenses with adapter to EOS. I also have a few other mounts, but not FD. Quality is not affected with the M42 lenses In my opinion.

You could consider a Manual focus lens with an adapter. My first 50mm 1.8 with adapter cost me around £30 all in. I've now got loads of lenses (Got to love freecycle) and I love them all (Especially my 55mm f1.4) Warning - they are addictive! ;)

I like the sky and composition of #6. B&W suits it. Controversial I know, but I'd like to see #1 as a "medium roasted" HDR (ie. not overcooked, but enough to see a bit of the processing)

Big fan of HDR here. #1 for me. I like the composition and the processing. Compositionally, I might have had the boat leading into the shot, rather than out of the shot on #2. Again, I like the processing. EDIT: By that I mean moving the camera to the left until the pointy end of the boat is...

I think that with me being "terminally" colour blind, it doesn't annoy or offend me as much as other people ;)

Here's my effort. I'm a big fan of HDR, and I like mine to be over saturated and quite contrasty. I made an extra three exposures: one darker, one lighter and one with more contrast and saturation in the middle. Merged all six in Photomatix and then levels adjusted in Gimp. I also cropped to...