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Oct 23, 2008 16:52 |  #1

I had to go down to Heathrow today to do some work on a road tanker that cleans out the slops from the people that provide the meals for the airline companies (Gate Gourmet). I was a little disappointed, I was hoping I would be inside the Airport somewhere but it turned out I was about half a mile away. I got a few shots stood on top of the tanker with the 100-400 at full stretch but it was a bit of a windy day so none were really keepers, I decided to have a play with the new Topaz Adjust plug in I've just bought on one to see if can make a pretty poor shot look at least presentable but it ended up looking more like a painting :confused:

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Oct 24, 2008 09:45 |  #2

Not a bad shot.


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Oct 24, 2008 10:11 |  #3

Thanks, I know a lot of people knock the 100-400 and it's slide zoom but I think it does a pretty good job. As for the Topaz plug-in; a little more practise I think, or should I just go back to doing it the long way ;)




  
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Oct 24, 2008 10:14 |  #4

Honestly I dont like the PP... not a terrible shot though...


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