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Great shots, John.There certainly is a change of color once it hits the internet.
So here is a variation.
And I don't think it shows up that well, either. OK, back to the drawing board...
What a gorgeous family portrait!
Where were these pictures taken Jim?IR converted D90, 70-200VR
i know what you mean, I have the same problem, its the curse of the ultra good looking, no picture can ever be good enough!David. Thank you... I know what you mean. I've taken thousands of family pictures, and I'm in only a handful. (But when people see me, they understand why it's better I'm behind the camera)
I have no idea what causes this problem in your case, the only time I get the black frames is when my flash misfires.I'm having something strange happen with my D300 and the 70-200 combo. I've noticed that at times it doesn't want to auto focus, then will start to to work. But I'll get completely black images. (example below, which is a screenshot from Adobe Bridge). Only seems to be an issue with this lens. I wondered if the contacts are dirty or something. Anyone have any ideas?
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Er, yeah... that's it. :ROTFL:i know what you mean, I have the same problem, its the curse of the ultra good looking, no picture can ever be good enough!
Beautiful shots, Cindy. I particularly like this last one.We ran into a peacock along the side of the road. I got out and was able to get pretty close with my D700 and Mamiya 200 at f/5.6.
San Francisco, De Young museumWhere were these pictures taken Jim?