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That is rather good and who cares what lens/f-number or whateverTamron 70-200 at f something or other, ISO I can't remember, shutter speed largely irrelevant:
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Nikon D750 & D780
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Took a couple of props into the garden today, D750 & 24-120
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Daniel & Lucas by Philip Blair, on Flickr
Daniel & Lucas by Philip Blair, on Flickr
Now. That's what I call a prop !!
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A few of the light hearted shots from the after party!
Party time! by Justin Akehurst, on Flickr
I just want to eat! by Justin Akehurst, on Flickr
Party Poppers! by Justin Akehurst, on Flickr
Losers by Justin Akehurst, on Flickr
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Party time! by Justin Akehurst, on FlickrI just want to eat! by Justin Akehurst, on FlickrParty Poppers! by Justin Akehurst, on FlickrLosers by Justin Akehurst, on FlickrThe misfits by Justin Akehurst, on Flickr
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Some nice different images there. I'd just query the WB on the last one, although I appreciate the light is differentA few of the light hearted shots from the after party!
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Got my D750 back from Nikon yesterday after it went in for the advisory notice. New shutter, serviced and sensor clean. Took about 2 weeks, they kindly reset the camera so I need to redo all my settings! Also need to retune my lens, so good to have it back!
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Some nice different images there. I'd just query the WB on the last one, although I appreciate the light is different
Yeah its a bit off, and there are some more sensible shots... well not many as they just wanted loads of fun candids! Was good to get some practice in and it certainly is a learning experience!
I was thinking of 28/50 for next wedding rather than the 35/85 but having flicked through the photos I might have missed some of the opportunities with a 50 mounted.
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Sure beats my ham sandwiches and banana
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Glad you mentioned that, I need to save my settings before posting it tomorrow.
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I noticed a bit of weirdness at the weekend. The battery info menu returned consistency about 400 shots less then I knew I'd taken on that battery. The battery info would return about 120 when I'd shot 520 for example. Third party duracell battery. No biggy but anyone know why? just don't like it when my cameras do things I don't understand
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Having a bit of a love affair with black and white at the moment:
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One from Calcutta.This market complex was known as Sir Stuart Hogg Market and known as New Market.
New Market - a busy evening, Calcutta by Anirban Acharya, on Flickr
New Market - a busy evening, Calcutta by Anirban Acharya, on Flickr
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Cheers Andy
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Best of the bunch so far!
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Seriously good work there. Making 1/50 look like a walk in the park! Spot on technique, framing and processing.
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"Cracking" shot Toby, like everything about it.
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Thanks George"Cracking" shot Toby, like everything about it.
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Finally managed to get out with the 85mm f/1.8G this afternoon with my Better Half and my youngest... I couldn't have asked for better natural lighting.
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Absolutely loving that one. Terrific picture of a beautiful car.
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Friggin lush capture, get that printed LARGE immediately. Splendid photography Sir.
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Thank you
TBH I rarely print my pics and wouldn't know where to put it. I might be able to find somewhere in my man cave though 
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Has anyone tried the Tamron 35mm f1.8 VC?
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A friend wanted a picture taken for a flier for his show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, a take on the goddess with the horn of plenty, only with dice and tarot cards as his show is about chance.
2016-07-06_08-19-35 by Andy Dane, on Flickr
2016-07-06_08-19-35 by Andy Dane, on Flickr
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A friend wanted a picture taken for a flier for his show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, a take on the goddess with the horn of plenty, only with dice and tarot cards as his show is about chance.
Like this one Andy. Looks filmic. Did you use any split toning to get that look? Mind sharing how you achieved that colour tone?