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Alnitak

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David, I'd like to see that beech in color. I loved beeches when I lived out east, and if I recall correctly, those leaves should be a lovely warm brown, while the back will be gray. Should be a nice color combination with the blue sky.

Jeff
 
DavidE

DavidE

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Lloyd said:
(Now come on, David. That 24 has a wide coverage, but it's not that wide, such that you have to "get out of the way", is it? :D)
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Good one :thumbup: Didn't see that one coming (must have been too busy getting out of the way). :D
 
DavidE

DavidE

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Alnitak said:
David, I'd like to see that beech in color. I loved beeches when I lived out east, and if I recall correctly, those leaves should be a lovely warm brown, while the back will be gray. Should be a nice color combination with the blue sky.

Jeff
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I don't have any winter shots of it against the blue sky. That's a good idea. I'll try it when the weather clears.

Here's that same shot unprocessed.



And here's another shot of that same tree from back in December using a flash at night.

 
DavidE

DavidE

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m_driscoll said:
Did the flash pick up snow in the second shot? It's a neat effect.
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Yep, I just opened the window and fired away with the flash attached. Wasn't sure what I would get, but was hoping the snow would show up -- whether in focus or out of focus.
 
jonoslack

jonoslack

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Playing 'chicken' with the big boy
2000 ISO 50 'lux at f1.4
dark kitchen .. . . . fast action (one does what one can)

This is beginning to look like a new friendship





 
jonoslack

jonoslack

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m_driscoll said:
Need a D700 for those action shots. Cheers.
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HI Matt
Thank you - don't want a D700 . . . you can't imagine how badly I don't want one (I did have one, and a D3 . . never could get to grips with the colour).
I do have an A900 and a zeiss 135 f1.8 though, and that's probably better for action stuff.

On the other hand, I think that jumping shot works better with the blur, at least in black and white.

all the best
 
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