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That isn't all, thats 5 of a few hundred. The tilted versions looked much better then the straight.
Found out that the GF1 is receptive to IR light.
Stuck a P mount IR filter infront of it last week and it worked well, so got a 720nm IR filter of flea-bay and time to play.
Setting WB on the GF1 is a piece of cake as well.
Just need to get my head around IR postprocessing now.
Stuck a P mount IR filter infront of it last week and it worked well, so got a 720nm IR filter of flea-bay and time to play.
Setting WB on the GF1 is a piece of cake as well.
Just need to get my head around IR postprocessing now.
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Love that first one turnip, slap a border on it 
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Love that first one turnip, slap a border on it
Are there any tutorials on what borders are appropriate? I never know if I should to something exciting, or just stick a black line around the edge?
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No idea i am probably the biggest noob to photography you can ever imagine
When im doing borders on 3d renders i usually do a 2px white stroke then 1px black or similar.
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Never seen a seagull with a tag on its leg.
Don't think it's a Seagull...
Wouldn't mind some C&C on this one, just found it when reviewing my holiday pics.
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After sitting in the house all day yesterday, I went out for a drive last night, as you do, just aimlessly driving anywhere (I like doing this, mainly because I just love the feeling of driving about!). At first, I wasn’t going to take my camera, but I’m so glad I did! The sunset was absolutely fantastic, so this aimless drive ended up with me chasing the sunset around the local “beauty spots” to try and make the most of the spectacular lighting!
Out of the entire set of of 7 images (Which can be viewed on my Flickr as always) – Click anywhere on this sentence.
The image below is by FAR my favourite! I was so pleased I was able to capture the light beams on my sensor! I was worried they weren’t going to come out very well as I rushed to get this shot before the light changed!
Out of the entire set of of 7 images (Which can be viewed on my Flickr as always) – Click anywhere on this sentence.
The image below is by FAR my favourite! I was so pleased I was able to capture the light beams on my sensor! I was worried they weren’t going to come out very well as I rushed to get this shot before the light changed!
im not sure what it is (anyone can ID much appreciated). it was taken at whisby nature park in lincolnshire. i think all the wildlife is managed, hence the tag.
yarde those beams of light are beautiful!
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Its a black headed gull.
Last January I think. I've only just gotten around to cropping and processing it a bit.
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