JPEG July

If you can't trust Belmondo, who can you trust?

I never said I didn't trust him! I just asked if we're allowed to do the RAW + JPEG combo.

Nowt wrong with RAW + JPEG - just can't touch the RAW files until the end of the month .

tommykjensen,
Your another from the zoo doesn't have Exif data,
isn't that breaking the rules!

Woolburr wrote in post #5840935
EXIF data required to show you are playing by the rules!

Jeff Allred,
Your waterfall shot is beautiful

Even on rainy days there are great July shooting opportunities available for jpeg shooters

Wet Web 2

IMAGE LINK: http://johnbdigital.co​m/macro/wet_web2.htm

John_B wrote in post #5847184
tommykjensen,
Your another from the zoo doesn't have Exif data,
isn't that breaking the rules!

Post updated with exif data

I always use save for web which strips the exif data.

tommykjensen,
I know so do I, and had to change it for this

Oh shoot, that means I have to change that as well.

Shot today lunchtime. Only 'edited' in GIMP (I hate that application!) basically just cropped and resized.

I just picked up my first dSLR earlier this week (40D) Here is a shot from the carnies setting up for the 4th of July Carnival in town. Not too bad for a noob with a bundled lens.

this game is a rip....

goatee,
All the posts you made here and you didn't follow the rules? There is no Exif data in your photo

SapperWhite,
Not too bad for a noob with a bundled lens at all!
I like, the landscape mode helps give greens a boost

- sorry, blame the GIMP

ok, so EXIF is :- ISO 200, f/13, 1/400s, 14mm shot with same setting Woolburr suggested, 1DM2, Sigma 10-20 f/4-5.6 lens.

John_B wrote in post #5847813
goatee,
All the posts you made here and you didn't follow the rules? There is no Exif data in your photo

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #5844292
If you do, Woolburr will buy you a year's worth of gas for your car. Honest.

Just as soon as you send me the check and it clears.

Ok I am killing time on this chilly wet morning waiting for the fireworks photos tonight I just threw this together. It is a double exposure done in camera not in software, with 1 live subject and 1 non live subject (a book). The flash was manually fired twice once for each exposure and the 1 live subject was moved into another position for the second exposure. The time between the two exposures was controlled using the lens cap


1 Book 1 Cat

IMAGE LINK: http://johnbdigital.co​m …l_beauty/1_book​_1_cat.htm