The 16th UK South-East "The Cooper Crawley Creche" Thread (All Welcome)

Jonathan wrote in post #14755285
Congratulations to Ian and his wife on the safe arrival of Oliver!!

Agreed!! Congrats mate..

Had a wedding in Brighton at the weekend, glorious day for it, had a brilliant time..

I tried my hand at some shots of the Bride & Groom with some OCF too so thought I would share a quick peek..

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …rsphotography/7​628443886/

Pete wrote in post #14755369
HUZZAH!!! Well done guys...

A bit of inspiration for the rest of you (not baby related though)

Very interesting set of images! Shame they are composites though rather than a collection of separate animals in one shot - then that would have been truly incredible. Perhaps asking a little too much though.

Can someone explain why you'd want to do this with a Canon EOS-M?

Anke wrote in post #14755504
Can someone explain why you'd want to do this with a Canon EOS-M?

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So you can fit it in your pocket - obviously

Kaben wrote in post #14755494
Very interesting set of images! Shame they are composites though rather than a collection of separate animals in one shot - then that would have been truly incredible. Perhaps asking a little too much though.

Absolutely nothing wrong in doing this in my book if it creates a pleasing image. Really doesn't matter a hoot if you're adjusting the environment to create your composition or messing around in post production.

I just thought it was a really cool set of ideas.

Pete wrote in post #14755548
Absolutely nothing wrong in doing this in my book if it creates a pleasing image. Really doesn't matter a hoot if you're adjusting the environment to create your composition or messing around in post production.

I just thought it was a really cool set of ideas.

Ah no, dont get me wrong they are still incredible images and really well thought out. I was just a little dissapointed i guess when i saw the dog one which is the same dog over and over and it spoilt the illusion of the cat, pigeon and ant photos a bit, which i thought were seperate creatures, thats all.

Christ, if we weren't allowed to doctor a scene to make them better i wouldnt have any photos to share!

Kaben wrote in post #14755555
Christ, if we weren't allowed to doctor a scene to make them better i wouldnt have any photos to share!

I would - but they would be the one's I routinely steal from Mark :p

Dr D wrote in post #14755511
So you can fit it in your pocket - obviously

Okay - I'll do it.

"Is that a Canon EOS-M in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me"

*Gets coat*

Anke wrote in post #14755504
Can someone explain why you'd want to do this with a Canon EOS-M?

I've seen the price of this EOS M!
£769 with a 18-55 lens and a flash.

Matt Peters wrote in post #14755493
Had a wedding in Brighton at the weekend, glorious day for it, had a brilliant time..

I tried my hand at some shots of the Bride & Groom with some OCF too so thought I would share a quick peek..

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …rsphotography/7​628443886/
Ross & Lisa by Matt Peters Photography, on Flickr

Pretty pleased with how it came out & it's had the most amount of likes on my Facebook Fan Page ever!!

Thats a really great shot mate, well done, and seeing your name just reminded I havent look at 1&1 for you, will do so now

Thanks mate

I messaged you a screen shot on Facebook..

Anke wrote in post #14755504
Can someone explain why you'd want to do this with a Canon EOS-M?

For when you think a 1D might be too conspicuous?

Anke wrote in post #14755504
Can someone explain why you'd want to do this with a Canon EOS-M?

Because people can and people will. I have done it and it is not worth the money. Cool for a giggle but just far too much effort in the end. Need to wait until the 2nd/3rd gen before I would say its worthwhile.

What I would like is something that size with full manual control and IS for video...for that price too...and FF

elysium wrote in post #14755972
Because people can and people will. I have done it and it is not worth the money. Cool for a giggle but just far too much effort in the end. Need to wait until the 2nd/3rd gen before I would say its worthwhile.

What I would like is something that size with full manual control and IS for video...for that price too...and FF

No chance of FF with that! With the emphasis on the "easy to use" toch screen etc, it's probably quite difficult to get it to do anything other than basic programmed auto. (if you've got fingers like mine!ops