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Nov 24, 2007 01:47 |  #8866

jj_photography wrote in post #4374486 (external link)
Thanks Guys... Yeah you are quite right they mostly look fuzzy I do not really know why but John may be right because of the slow shutter. I should TV mode.. Anyway tomorrow I can have another test run, because they have a tournament. By the way what does ute mean?

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Nov 24, 2007 01:47 |  #8867

ute = utility (vehicle in background)


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Nov 24, 2007 01:48 |  #8868

Somebody in Auckland tell me that you capture tonight's sunset... I was too slow getting my camera!!!


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Nov 24, 2007 01:52 |  #8869

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Somebody in Auckland tell me that you capture tonight's sunset... I was too slow getting my camera!!!

it was a real strange colour aye


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Nov 24, 2007 01:52 |  #8870

jj_photography wrote in post #4374486 (external link)
By the way what does ute mean?

... assuming you're serious... utility truck

that one was fuzzy because you focused on the wrong thing




  
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Nov 24, 2007 01:54 |  #8871

dgcorner wrote in post #4374494 (external link)
Somebody in Auckland tell me that you capture tonight's sunset... I was too slow getting my camera!!!

i got it, facing away from the sun, 10mm 5-shot pano from my front deck
which is still on the camera and will remain so until after tomorrow, have to get to bed early tonight, 5am start :-(

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Nov 24, 2007 01:59 |  #8872

dgcorner wrote in post #4374445 (external link)
JJ,

That's a good start. Diana happy?

What SS said. There also is some image blur (on her face) probably from using the slow shutter speed and shooting at 200mm. Was your IS on? Colour is a little washed our but can be bumped up by saturating slightly (unless my monitor needs calbrating.)

Adjusted saturation, USMed, slight levels adjutment. I would also crop it tighter like this:

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Thanks John for the comments. I was using M mode maybe I should use TV (at a shutter of 1/320 or even lower) mode for shooting sports.. IS was on.. Yes, the colour is washed out maybe because the day was quite dark. The cropping looks better, what levels did you adjust? Is it straightening? Out of curiosity what is USMed.. I think I should try and use photoshop, I am currently using Aperture and I find Aperture quite good and am happy with it.

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Nov 24, 2007 02:01 |  #8873

somethingsimple wrote in post #4374502 (external link)
... assuming you're serious... utility truck

that one was fuzzy because you focused on the wrong thing

Yesh you are quite right there.. I better just keep on shooting and shooting to learn and learn. Thanks too Duncan.


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Nov 24, 2007 02:04 |  #8874

Hey everyone. I may have already mentioned this to you but I really need some hints. I'm heading overseas for a month in January and will be taking my camera with me. I cant take my laptop (too expensive for my insurance) so I need a portable HD. I've heard there are HD's that dont have a proper screen, and do have a CF card slot so you can directly upload the photos from card ==> storage device. Does anyone know a make/model for this type of HD? I have tried asking in stores but havent been sucessful yet, most of the places didn't have a lot of stock/ clue on what I was talking about.




  
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Nov 24, 2007 02:34 |  #8875

hi kaypony

I am sure people might have other places, but for a start try http://www.flashcards.​co.nz (external link) they normally have something :)


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Nov 24, 2007 02:55 |  #8876

jj_photography wrote in post #4374519 (external link)
Out of curiosity what is USMed..

'tis a strangely worded term Photoshop use for "sharpened"

kaypony wrote in post #4374527 (external link)
Hey everyone. I may have already mentioned this to you but I really need some hints. I'm heading overseas for a month in January and will be taking my camera with me. I cant take my laptop (too expensive for my insurance) so I need a portable HD. I've heard there are HD's that dont have a proper screen, and do have a CF card slot so you can directly upload the photos from card ==> storage device. Does anyone know a make/model for this type of HD? I have tried asking in stores but havent been sucessful yet, most of the places didn't have a lot of stock/ clue on what I was talking about.

Portable storage is a pretty niche market so you don't see alot of them in N.Z. - flashcards are one of the few that do but check out other sources also.
for a range of portable storage devices from an Ausy site, have a look at : http://www.jaldigital.​com.au …e64a70ac30f70e7​47643b21e0 (external link)


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Nov 24, 2007 03:08 |  #8877

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'tis a strangely worded term Photoshop use for "sharpened"

Thanks for this Duncan.


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Nov 24, 2007 03:24 |  #8878

joeseph wrote in post #4374595 (external link)
'tis a strangely worded term Photoshop use for "sharpened"

...

Isn't that strange - USM = unsharp mask. Not to be confused with Canon's USM which is Ultrasonic Motor ;)

Speaking of fuzzy ....

Managed to rattle off a couple of shots of some fireworks happening over Hagley park that I knew nothing about :confused:

One that I thought was the best was pretty rubbish but I had no time to set up properly, tripod was in the car, rested camera on the balcony railing, self timer, full manual, manual focus, 5 sec exposure f8 ISO 50 (!), cropped and pp'd in picasa (Vista is too unstable to actually install anything important on). Setup time was < 30 sec. Enjoy.


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Nov 24, 2007 05:45 |  #8879

Nice one shane


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Nov 24, 2007 06:23 |  #8880

dgcorner wrote in post #4374494 (external link)
Somebody in Auckland tell me that you capture tonight's sunset... I was too slow getting my camera!!!

yeah bugger i missed it. Went out to buy beers with the boys and saw it. I was like. Hey guys look at the sky. There like uhhhh... haha. Its what happens when you dont have mates without a mind like mine. The lighting was perfect. Gosh it would have been nice to capture today at sunset!

The sky. everything. Warm lighting. Could have done some amazing panos. Arg!

texted Daniel. He said it was drizzling where he was :p ah well.


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