Advice and Critique corner - Page 10

coolcat · 24th March 2014, 06:49

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Originally Posted by Saga Lout

I took this one on a Samsung 35mm snapshot Camera, it was outside thessalonika Airport, Dec 16th 1994, I never saw a Sky so full or so vivid before or since. I know the quality has suffered over the years but I'm happy to share the memory of that morning.

That is one beautiful sky and the rest of the scene is nicely silhouetted

Bill80 · 26th March 2014, 12:08

Beautifull sky indeed! Actually i like the images of older camera's, they bring something extra!

coolcat · 21st April 2014, 06:15

As we haven't had any for a while thought I'd add this one..

It is my youngest puddy tat 'Cubby' sitting still for a change that allowed me a quickly grabbed photo opportunity

Gate Keeper · 23rd April 2014, 19:11

The photo is stunning Jeff. You could blow it up and have it framed for the other cats to peruse and admire

coolcat · 23rd April 2014, 20:03

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

The photo is stunning Jeff. You could blow it up and have it framed for the other cats to peruse and admire

Thanks Phil,

Cubby is a bit of a poser isn't he

Steve42 · 16th July 2014, 05:47

after reading all the posts on this thread
god I have a lot to learn

coolcat · 16th July 2014, 06:32

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Originally Posted by Steve42

after reading all the posts on this thread
god I have a lot to learn

Just looked on your website on your signature, looks like your doing a pretty good job so far Steve

Steve42 · 16th July 2014, 06:52

Thanks jeff but im a long way from what I have seen problem is time.
same as a lot of us allways something else to do.
Must take some of our cats one of these days.
Have been going though the hoilday snaps. Was only away for 16 days got around 3500 photos to sort out.
I use a d700 with sometimes a 300mm or the 200mm zoom lens.
My problem with the old d700 is sky. Alot of times its grey. But this seems to be a fault with a lot of nikons

steve

coolcat · 16th July 2014, 07:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve42

Thanks jeff but im a long way from what I have seen problem is time.
same as a lot of us allways something else to do.
Must take some of our cats one of these days.
Have been going though the hoilday snaps. Was only away for 16 days got around 3500 photos to sort out.
I use a d700 with sometimes a 300mm or the 200mm zoom lens.
My problem with the old d700 is sky. Alot of times its grey. But this seems to be a fault with a lot of nikons

steve

Are you sure that's not a fault of the British weather rather than the camera?

What metering do you have your camera set to?
Maybe worth changing and seeing if you can get less washed out sky's that way

Right, I'm off to find a photo to post on here for critique, we haven't had one for a while

coolcat · 16th July 2014, 07:11

Here you go.

This is an abandoned church in a village called Arlesford a few miles from Clacton

It had a fire in the seventies and was left as a ruin but is maintained as the grave yard is still in use.

These were taken in the evening with a bit of strobe flash to light it as it was pitch black.

21st April 2014, 06:15	#93
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coolcat This is my second home Audi Q3 TDI S-Line Quattro Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Clacton On Sea/On the boat somewhere Posts: 51,133 Thanks: 9,890 Thanked 12,235 Times in 8,232 Posts	Here you go. This is an abandoned church in a village called Arlesford a few miles from Clacton It had a fire in the seventies and was left as a ruin but is maintained as the grave yard is still in use. These were taken in the evening with a bit of strobe flash to light it as it was pitch black. __________________ Jeff. Last edited by coolcat; 16th July 2014 at 07:15..

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Bill80 Newbie None at the moment :( Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: London Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Beautifull sky indeed! Actually i like the images of older camera's, they bring something extra!

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Gate Keeper This is my second home 4X4 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Nairobi Posts: 20,053 Thanks: 8,286 Thanked 7,017 Times in 4,160 Posts	The photo is stunning Jeff. You could blow it up and have it framed for the other cats to peruse and admire

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Steve42 I really should get out more....... mg 190+ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Bedworth Posts: 2,267 Thanks: 191 Thanked 368 Times in 248 Posts	after reading all the posts on this thread god I have a lot to learn

16th July 2014, 06:52	#98
Steve42 I really should get out more....... mg 190+ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Bedworth Posts: 2,267 Thanks: 191 Thanked 368 Times in 248 Posts	Thanks jeff but im a long way from what I have seen problem is time. same as a lot of us allways something else to do. Must take some of our cats one of these days. Have been going though the hoilday snaps. Was only away for 16 days got around 3500 photos to sort out. I use a d700 with sometimes a 300mm or the 200mm zoom lens. My problem with the old d700 is sky. Alot of times its grey. But this seems to be a fault with a lot of nikons steve