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I really like the face shes got in the b&w one, but all lovely shots, was she sneezing?
Thanks Graham. No, it’s her scream-with-excitement face [emoji3]
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I really like the face shes got in the b&w one, but all lovely shots, was she sneezing?
Cant help you there as i don't use LR anymore but for panoramic shots i use ICE, it's a windows program and works well.Haven't done any landscape stuff for absolute agessss so had an evening walk out and captured this.
12 shot, handheld panorama (35mm lens)
Alkborough Flats, Lincolnshire by mg photography, on Flickr
Really need to start practicing my handheld panorama skills, for the occasions when the focal length just isn't wide enough (those dramatic environmental portraits). Any ideas why i couldn't use the 'perspective' method when creating in lightroom. Only the spherical and cylindrical worked. I guess it's to do with the amount of shots i took, would it work if it was say 4-6 better?
Oops. Mistake post! Ignore me!
Who said that?
Sounds like it could be a shutter issueEeek!!! The body I had sent back for one of the 'issues' ages ago froze up on me today giving the dreaded Err message. Then the message went away and it would focus but not fire.
I tried switching on and off. I noticed the battery in the grip had run out, so I removed the grip. No joy. I tried a different lens. Nothing. Taking refuge from the wind in the car I had another play. Grip off. battery in body out and back in. Cured.
Put a fresh battery in the grip and reattached it. Normal service was resumed.
Back home I noticed some frames taken before the incident had dark sections of varying degrees at the bottom, but not all of them. Most perplexing.
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It certainly did seem like that. But it clearing up when the battery was refitted was strange.Sounds like it could be a shutter issue
Eeek!!! The body I had sent back for one of the 'issues' ages ago froze up on me today giving the dreaded Err message. Then the message went away and it would focus but not fire.
I tried switching on and off. I noticed the battery in the grip had run out, so I removed the grip. No joy. I tried a different lens. Nothing. Taking refuge from the wind in the car I had another play. Grip off. battery in body out and back in. Cured.
Put a fresh battery in the grip and reattached it. Normal service was resumed.
Back home I noticed some frames taken before the incident had dark sections of varying degrees at the bottom, but not all of them. Most perplexing.
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Hmm. It was quite cold yesterday. But I'd been out in colder with it last winter. Used it today with no problems. (Touch wood...)Had EXACTLY the same issue yesterday with one of my D750's, maybe the cold makes the problem worse, some testing today indoors and the problem does appear, just not as bad. It's boxed up and on its way back to Nikon tomorrow.
This is the second shutter failure I've had with D750's, I've had four different cameras fail on me non total now, others were D-pad and AF failure. So far all had been replaced or repaired FOC, but I think I'm done with this camera now!
Hmm. It was quite cold yesterday. But I'd been out in colder with it last winter.
I've been out using mine with temps below zero with strong freezing winds without an issue.Had EXACTLY the same issue yesterday with one of my D750's, maybe the cold makes the problem worse, some testing today indoors and the problem does appear, just not as bad. It's boxed up and on its way back to Nikon tomorrow.
This is the second shutter failure I've had with D750's, I've had four different cameras fail on me non total now, others were D-pad and AF failure. So far all had been replaced or repaired FOC, but I think I'm done with this camera now!
Thanks. It’s my own BW preset I use. Just tweak it a bit when required.A really nice feel to these, reminds me of shooting my old Canon AE-1 on Ilford XP2 (which I loved). Do you have your own preset for that black and white or do you do everything manually?
Thanks. It’s my own BW preset I use. Just tweak it a bit when required.
You should sell em mate [emoji3]
Can you use/shoot FX lenses on a DX sensor body I wonder ?
Had a last wander today with the 135, and potentially the 750. Love the lens, but didn't really find the perfect autumn spots yet this year. With the weather turning this week, might not get the chance again. Dusting off the studio gear tomorrow I think.
Thats lovely mate.
Ssshhh ixnay on the selling-ay
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Only joking, they do look nice though! [emoji1] While we’re on the subject though, how does everyone do their black and white? I seem to have stumbled across a great colour one that converts pretty much straight into a nice black and white (for me anyway) just needs a contrast boost most of the time but that’s easily done
Pah!You should sell em mate [emoji3]
You can always borrow mine mate... 13 and a right little poser!I’m looking forward to when she’s a bit older and we can do a proper shoot in this manner. There wasn’t much light around at all, and by the time I found some to shoot into, she was fed up. Had to clone out mum hiding in the bushes lol
You can always borrow mine mate... 13 and a right little poser!
Sure she'd love that mate if she gets a few photos for her Instagram page. You can have her for a whole weekend if you likeSounds like a plan! Studio session [emoji106]
Sure she'd love that mate if she gets a few photos for her Instagram page. You can have her for a whole weekend if you like
Sounds good... Although a whole weekend would future proof you for what's comingA couple of hours are fine mate lol
Pretty sure @snerkler changed from the d750 to d850hey guys. Couple of quick questions hoping I can get some opinions on.
I currently have two D750's and shoot real estate, portrait and commercial work mostly.
I am thinking of changing one of them for the D850. Has anyone else made that change? How'd you find it?
Also what would you say is a reasonable price for a second hand D750?
The one I'm selling is about 18 months old and is currently with Nikon getting a new shutter due to the recall so it will be a zero shutter count and all clean.
thanks
Sammy
Pretty sure @snerkler changed from the d750 to d850
Also, i don't believe the shutter count is reset to 0, it'll probably still be the same as when you sent it.
These are nice m8, top stuffDecided to faff around and match them. Kinda done manually so they're thereabouts. Possibly a bit too much red, but I'll look later with fresh eyes.
hey guys. Couple of quick questions hoping I can get some opinions on.
I currently have two D750's and shoot real estate, portrait and commercial work mostly.
I am thinking of changing one of them for the D850. Has anyone else made that change? How'd you find it?
Also what would you say is a reasonable price for a second hand D750?
The one I'm selling is about 18 months old and is currently with Nikon getting a new shutter due to the recall so it will be a zero shutter count and all clean.
thanks
Sammy
Pretty sure @snerkler changed from the d750 to d850
Also, i don't believe the shutter count is reset to 0, it'll probably still be the same as when you sent it.