gandhi said:It's not a competition remember!
SammyC said:What are the shot settings you are using Jewel? Maybe you're not getting the best out of the lens you have? For example, the Canon 50mm prime is a belter but only if you know not to have the aperture full open then it goes waaaaaay soft.
Maybe one of the other (stinky) Nikon peeps can help.
jewel said:Ghandi, I am using the D70 with the kit lens yes. I shoot in raw as well.
Sonsey said:Now if only we can get some half decent weather here so I can get out and have a go. :eyesup:
jewel said:Sammy,the settings were
f/13
1/200 sec
70.00mm
Ghandi, I am using the D70 with the kit lens yes. I shoot in raw as well. Also it was shot in AP mode. I don't feel comfortable shooting everything in manual mode. As for all the other pics in the Autumn thread, wow! Alot of interesting takes on it. We should all pat ourselves on the back.
Cheers,
Jewel.
Bachs said:I got some crackers in the woods today.
Bachs said:I'm kicking myself now...I got some crackers in the woods today.
gandhi said:tis easy, just swap the photo. edit the image link in your post. nobody will notice and I ceratainly won't tell anyone. It can be our little secret
EosD said:post quick while no-ones looking
SammyC said:PS. Steve, what voting is this?
Steve said:When the fortnight is up (dont know when that is as I have not checked) then a poll will be set up and everyone can vote on their favourite.
Will check later..on my way out now for some fresh air..
gandhi said:I think you can still have a favourite, it doesn't necessarily make it a competition. That would mean judging on things like artistic merit, tech ability, theme interpretation, rather than just the one you like best!
Ok. right then. Lets have a poll about having a poll.
I hate democracy. Or is this an anarcho-syndicalist commune?
ooooh, Theres some lovely mud down here kevin!
gandhi said:Thanks for the comments Erin, I was very pleased with this shot as it was taken on a little compact camera and came out free of camera shake and the blessed thing actually managed to get the metering right and produce some Depth of field control for once. It must be a bit of a toughy for you this one, as unless I'm crazy, it's spring in your neck of the woods now? (and yer bloomin water goes the wrong way round the plug hole!)
Swiftwind said:(How you remembered my name, I have no idea!).
SammyC said:Thanks for your comments Erin, I do agree with your thoughts on the crop and I think that's why everyone thought it was too dark originally.
Trouble I have though is that I want to keep the aspect ratio at 2x3 so that I can get it printed and fit into a normal frame. It's never easy is it! lol
gandhi said:umm, actually it was this post that reminded me of Erin's name that I'd seen moments earlier.
People in glass houses dude?
SammyC said:Don't listen to him slowrain (see I don't really know your name) he's :nut: