Recent content by danpug

It depends what sort of style you'd like really, what you've posted in the links should be fine though. I use a hoop system over a beanbag to stretch backdrops over, it ensures there are no creases. If you are just wanting to photograph your own baby though then it's a bit over the top! Here's...

When I started out I used jersey stretch knitted fabric. It's cheap enough off eBay and comes in a variety of colours but ideally you'd need a hoop to make sure it's stretched properly.

I really hope you are right Ned.

I'm going to find out tomorrow, i suspect not though.

Thanks Rob. I'm going to email Fixation the pictures and see what they provisionally think. Definitely a lesson learnt :(

I'm absolutely gutted. I had my camera (with external flash connected on top) on my passenger seat and had to brake hard. The camera slipped off the seat and because it had the flash on it, it put extra stress on the body when it landed and it got damaged. The camera works fine (bar the wheel on...

Nice work, really like the last two. How are you finding the D750 over the D7200?

Tracy Willis is currently offering a huge discount on her annual training package. She's advertising it on her newborn training Facebook group if you fancy checking it out.

Thanks Gaz

Thank you Bethy, I absolutely love your work so that's a huge compliment coming from you :)

From a recent trip to the woods with my daughter. If anyone can offer some critique it'd be appreciated please. PC260066 by Dan.Bagnall, on Flickr

Thanks Rich. I've tinkered with them all today and they look better to me. The grainy skin was due to me overdoing the clarity, I've taken it right back now and it has given a nice softer look.

Thanks for the pointers everyone. I'll have a play with the pics again.

At that ISO, what could have caused grain? I can't see it on my monitor (that could just be me though!). Could it be my editing?

Thanks Phil, I'll take that on board.