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You forgot the flat cap
Nah - I'm one of the southern softies who wears a beanie when it's cold, rather than a proper Yorkshire flat cap
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Nah - I'm one of the southern softies who wears a beanie when it's cold, rather than a proper Yorkshire flat cap
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I was referring to your comment about "a proper northerner"Nah - I'm one of the southern softies who wears a beanie when it's cold, rather than a proper Yorkshire flat clap
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Be more interesting than the last 2 pages perhaps/ :/
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That wasn't taken anywhere near the tree.I was referring to the wader
I'm guessing that's one of the most photographed trees in the UK. Providing a unique photo is worth the dedication, and I duff my hat to you sir.
However - if you was a proper northerner - you'd have been caught not on your phone, but instead, with hands on hips, wearing nothing more than a pair of budgie smugglers and a big grin
Now there's a unique tree shot for your next meet - that tip came for free
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Just a simple shot of a Teasel taken while out walking.
X-T2, 105mm Micro Nikkor (D) Lens, 1/90th @ F8, ISO-200, Handheld.
Teasel (2)-03447 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking.,
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X-T2, 105mm Micro Nikkor (D) Lens, 1/90th @ F8, ISO-200, Handheld.
Teasel (2)-03447 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr for looking.,George.
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really like your work, a productive day for sure.No work today so I thought I'd annoy our begloved friend and have a play with Photoshop.
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Just a simple shot of a Teasal taken while out walking.
X-T2, 105mm Micro Nikkor (D) Lens, 1/90th @ F8, ISO-200, Handheld.
George.
Great detail on the spikes, what lens? 60mm?
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I'm guessing a Nikkor 105mm
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Many thanks Keith, much appreciated.
"As the post says the lens was a 105mm Micro Nikkor (D) @ F8"
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Thank you.
I'm preparing a list of which lens was used for which shot, what aperture and ISO were set and which particular underpants I was wearing on the day in question.
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Exif data hidden
If the lens has not been programmed into the camera, then the EXIF would show 50mm f1.0 for any adapted lens.
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better than mineJust a simple shot of a Teasal taken while out walking.
X-T2, 105mm Micro Nikkor (D) Lens, 1/90th @ F8, ISO-200, Handheld.
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Allan, You've probably got the camera set to show preview exposure in manual mode, disengage this and all should be fine. I can't give you a reference as to where the item is as I don't have access to my camera or manual at the moment. It's probably in the user settings bit of the menu.
Hope this helps.,
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I prefer your one Neil...better than mine
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Yes, you have the system set to preview exposure, and as it doesn't know what the flash is going to do it previews the settings it does know about, ie, IDO, shutter and aperture. I'd tell you what to switch off but the camera's in another room.
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And sadly it's one you can't add to the "my menu"
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And sadly it's one you can't add to the "my menu"
But you can assign it to a function button
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That's because George knows what he's doing
I actually like your shot too, it's just not as sharp that's all and most of that will be down to f2.2 vs f8
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That's because George knows what he's doing
Flattery will get you everywhere Sir.
Now what was it you wanted for Christmas? George.
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Focus is near the top. And yeah was from my walk wasn't meant to show. George's was there thought I'd add oneThat's because George knows what he's doing
I actually like your shot too, it's just not as sharp that's all and most of that will be down to f2.2 vs f8
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Brill, got it, thanks for every ones help.
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And sadly it's one you can't add to the "my menu"
I have that on one of the function buttons. Especially handy when using MF lenses
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Still getting to grips with the XT1(it hasn't replaced my D750, but, it's an interesting little camera to use)
A macro shot using the XT1 and 35mm f1.4 with an achromat lens , which still gives me the auto focus)
I think it's more extreme macro as this is not cropped.
A macro shot using the XT1 and 35mm f1.4 with an achromat lens , which still gives me the auto focus)
I think it's more extreme macro as this is not cropped.
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Still getting to grips with the XT1(it hasn't replaced my D750, but, it's an interesting little camera to use)
A macro shot using the XT1 and 35mm f1.4 with an achromat lens , which still gives me the auto focus)
I think it's more extreme macro as this is not cropped.
That's a very pleasant image. Roll on spring [emoji849]
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I have it set as a function buttonAnd sadly it's one you can't add to the "my menu"
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So did you try the XT2 in the end?
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The past few evenings I've really got into an editing swing so I've been going over photos in no particular order on my catalog, tonight I present a few from my trip to Rome in January! All shot with the 56mm except for one which was shot with the 14mm, see if you can guess which one
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My mind has been blown by the recent revelation of adding things to function buttons when they cant be added to my menu. Thanks all for the super tip!
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Another one from the weekend. This is actually a vertical stitch of two shots with the wide end of the 18-55, to get a 5x4 proportion. Not that it matters greatly...
River Thames, lazy Sunday afternoon by David Hallett, on Flickr
River Thames, lazy Sunday afternoon by David Hallett, on Flickr
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Another one from the weekend. This is actually a vertical stitch of two shots with the wide end of the 18-55, to get a 5x4 proportion. Not that it matters greatly...
River Thames, lazy Sunday afternoon by David Hallett, on Flickr
Well that's lovely, great colours.
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Thank you kindly! It was a pretty afternoon, by November standards
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Well I just love my 10-24mm! for a laugh took a selfie in which I look like a young Professor Weeto with it, from about 3 inches away and it's got some impressive resolution, it even managed to show the the scratch in my glasses! At max ISO too! Looking forward to using it for real, just need to sort out a filter system now as there's going to be a lot of sky in a 10mm shot!
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Like in porns.....