Recent content by AMushrow

I don't much like it, but thats just me. I reckon its the umbrella though. Photoshop that out, and i bet you wouldn't like the picture so much.

Was it an invisible zoo? Because I can't see any pictures.

Sounds almost like your jealous ;)

That fringin is ruining the shot, shame. And it is quite soft. Luckily, you can fix that sore of thing. In photoshop, or GIMP, or some other editing program, you can do the following: Remove the fringing: Edit the Hue/Saturation, select the 'Blue' channel and/or select the colour that...

I think you would be able to succesfully remove the lamp. Heck, i removed a whole tree from a night shot of my garden once. Anyways, i can't help but think that it's a little too orange-red. Apart from that its a nice shots, with some great curves leading you through.

I tried to take a photo of the moon when i saw it for the first time in perhaps weeks. Sadly i'm short 1 tripod, and the camera wouldn't autofocus on it. I had to use manual focus, wich is super slow. Strange. But that is one sweet shot of the moon you got there. Somebody should take a shot...

There may not be anything more to this story. We wish that there was some explanation for the attack, because we cannot comprehend why people would just attack somebody so brutally, we need a reason. There will probably be some reasoning behind it, but it is not guaranteed.

Might not have been going that fast actually. To cut a long story REALLY short. A car was about 1 foot from a ballard, and shot forwards, the huge dent it left was about 75% the size of that one, except they burst the radiator so water spilled out everywhere.

Bingo:

And to think, you'd have to pay so much more in a shop for such a card. It is very well done. I wish when i try to make something it came out... well, usable for a start.

The purple stuff is UV light, its called fringing, my camer (S5700) suffers rather badly with it. It usually occure in high contrast situations (shooting up at a tree into the sky for example) I imagine that a UV filter would help, but i don't really know. Photoshop or something can sort it...

Not levers, and not a sharpener.

Ooh, my turn :p What is this?

Some kind of belt buckle?

Indeed, and for the example, the 1p change. Using the Super Macro function of the S5700, from about 1.5CM away, and starting to cause a shadow: Using regular macro, at 10x zoom, from around 10cm away, avoiding any shadows from the camera: And how did i do it? Magnifying glass :lol...