Recent content by shruggy63

You're definitely a boring old fart Phil but you're far from being the only one... I've had fun...

Okay. Is the winkie a proposition? Cos I'm very straight but good luck to you

Don't put that on me, I didn't post that

That's what all the men in the showers said...

And you'll end up being really average but having a nice hobby like the rest of these guys?

Mmmm... Useful...

Well?! Where are the armchair bullies now?

Blah, more boring old men commenting from their desk chairs... The guy said he was possibly looking to a NEW CAREER! If you want to be a professional sports photographer then what I recommended is a basic starting point? Realspeed seemed to concur (retrospectively) with my points? Until he got...

Some fairly blah advice given so far? If you want to take action/sport images for reproduction you'll need a camera that has good resolution (24 megapixels or higher), Lenses from wide (18mm) to big telephoto (7-800mm or more), ability to shoot at several pics per second & some photo processing...

Oh good, more silly bickering that ignores the OPs question! Always load your pic into any retouching software & then save it with a new file name straight away. Make your shots look as best as you can with Adobe Raw then move into Photoshop. & yes this does work with Lightroom before anyone...

& there you go with people disappearing up their own arses... The OP was asking a fairly reasonable & basic question?

I'd really like to know what Eric Kim thinks!

I like my Panasonic Lumix Tz-70 as a pocket camera. It's really smart on-board computer wise, the zoom is mahoosive & it's not bad in low light

Don't you only need to use noise reduction if you've got noise? & mild sharpening works for most pics bfore they're photoshopped?

So, cue corny beard stroking, you haven't used a digital camera for yonks? Get a little Nikon pocket camera second hand & learn how to set it up & use it & post shots. If you're still keen on taking pics after that then the Fujifilm stuff is what I'd buy