Recent content by Dredd123

Is that Louise Goodman in the second shot?

Nice shots. Any idea what make and model the red car in hot 9 is?

IMHO just go with the Lee system. You can get a starter kit, as I did, which includes the mount, 0.6 and 0.9 ND and 0.6 ND grad hard which I would say are the most commonly required ND filters. I just want to get hold of a big stopper now!!

Great cars and great photos. Are you using any Zeiss glass? 2 has the Zeiss 3D look to my eyes. Cheers, Dave.

Ed Bray has been extremely helpful on TP in the past, as well as contributing with articles in the tutorials section, particularly the one on exposure. My two peneth is he was having a bad day, but to be fair the original question from the OP was somewhat 'open to interpretation', despite the...

This is probably aimed more at EdBray than anyone else (I just want to be sure I understand what he is saying): Are you saying there will be an exposure for the water which lies between a 'normal' exposure (no filters used, entire scene a reasonable exposure, but water static and frozen), and...

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Brilliant, thanks Hoppy. When I say 'still life' I'm meaning anything static, for example a bowl of fruit, an ornament, etc etc just to get me started and practicing. I do have a couple of guitars to sell soon and I would like to take some photos which show them as well as possible for the...

I wasn't sure whether or not to ask this in Beginners or in the Lighting section, but since I think it is a beginner question I plumped for here :) I have a flashgun and a pocket wizard kit, and decided it's about time I learnt how to use them!! I would like to get my first stand, and my...

Just responding in kind to some pointless and useless posts that the OP recently added to one of my threads. Have a look at the general sarcastic and unhelpful tone of posts by the OP on TP - YWSWIM

You need a lens hood? Wow, I would have thought your huge ego and enormous attitude problem would have done that job for you. :shrug:

Personally I love it (but then I adore all lambs). You have nailed the exposure and also the focus on the lambs face with nice shallow DOF. I also like the composition and get what you were trying to do.

Cracking looking car and cracking photos to boot. You really are a bit of a PP master aren't you. What is this 'lomo' of which you speak?

Thanks for the details. I really must learn how to post process - if I had taken the photo of the dash it would have stayed looking like your 'before' pic - the darkened dash after PP looks REALLY great.

Hi Jerrard, Have a look here: http://www.spiderholster.com/single-camera-system.html