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What have you done with your camera today
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Left it at home and my phone had to suffice.
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Walked around Derby city centre with it while my wife, her mum and her aunt did some shopping.
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Dragonfly hunting!
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Few more test shots with my new Baby Bessa 46. Would really like some sunshine for the rest of the roll.
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Just inserted a new battery and testing it out..
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Did photos for a charity gig and the first few bands there. Been processing the images and learning how rubbish coloured lighting at metal gigs is for photography.
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Coloured lighting is called ambience.
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Haha, yeah, doesn't make it any easier. Especially when it's red green and blue lighting.
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You sound like you are trying to fight the lighting. Go with it (not a metal gig as I like musical music):
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That is much more subtle, that would have been lovely.
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Hi guys
Went out round my village after work this afternoon to have a play with the different shutter speeds on my Canon 1100D and decided the village beck was a good place to practice. I only got my camera a few days so I'm still learning how all the different settings work. Luckily I managed a few shots before the weather turned against me and I had to head home. These are my results, any comments or advice is welcome
Village Beck 1 125 by Craig Tillotson, on Flickr
Village Beck 0 5 by Craig Tillotson, on Flickr
Beck Waterfall 1 160 by Craig Tillotson, on Flickr
Beck Waterfall 1 4000 by Craig Tillotson, on Flickr
Beck Waterfall 1 5 by Craig Tillotson, on Flickr
Went out round my village after work this afternoon to have a play with the different shutter speeds on my Canon 1100D and decided the village beck was a good place to practice. I only got my camera a few days so I'm still learning how all the different settings work. Luckily I managed a few shots before the weather turned against me and I had to head home. These are my results, any comments or advice is welcome
Village Beck 1 125 by Craig Tillotson, on FlickrVillage Beck 0 5 by Craig Tillotson, on FlickrBeck Waterfall 1 160 by Craig Tillotson, on FlickrBeck Waterfall 1 4000 by Craig Tillotson, on FlickrBeck Waterfall 1 5 by Craig Tillotson, on Flickr
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A good illustration of the effects of differing shutter speeds.
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Been to the beach at Theddlethorpe. A couple of terns, cormorants, a wren, darters and various insects. A good day.
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Technically yesterday, but I took loads of photos at my aunt's wedding. Hopefully when I get home to process them, they're not tragically bad.
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Hoping to get the dust off the cameras later today or tomorrow...
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Used a push/pull zoom for the first time and it was very strange.
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Today I learned that that I can't have my camera at its widest aperture while zooming in on an image. I did wonder why the aperture wasn't at what I set it at while taking a shot for this week's 52's. I still have a lot to learn about this photography business, it's a good job I enjoy it so much
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Your lens will likely have a quoted aperture range like f/4-f/5.6 with the first value being the widest aperture at the shortest focal length and the second value being the widest aperture at the longest focal length.
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Had to leave mine in the hotel room. In London for the day with beautiful weather but I fell on my thumb last night and can't hold anything.
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Put some batteries into my "new" Minolta X-700 and hey presto, it works. Now I need to get out and use it.
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took some photos of 'loose change buskers" who are a group of musicians raising money for cancer research uk. 380.000 raised so far...
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Tested my flash meter and took a few snaps of my little one to see if it works as I’d like.
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Took my Minolta XD7 out with some HP5+ pushed to 1600 and a very indiscreet auto winder D. Grabbed a few shots from the start of the St Luke's Nightstrider charity walk in the center of Sheffield. Meanwhile I loaned my dSLR to my friend (too impatient to use film).
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For many reasons I haven't picked up my camera in months. Yesterday I went to Stourhead and took it alone for company, had a great day and think I've got my mojo back!
There was no pressure to leave with an award winning shot, just enjoyed the day with my camera.
There was no pressure to leave with an award winning shot, just enjoyed the day with my camera.
