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Like the last one,is it you and your wife and if so did the dog take it
It is me and my wife but the dog didn't take it, he finds all the buttons on a DSLR a bit tricky. He much prefers to use the camera on his phone
It is me and my wife but the dog didn't take it, he finds all the buttons on a DSLR a bit tricky. He much prefers to use the camera on his phone
Yes i ask for that
This was shot at ISO 5000 in not very good light. How do you think the D7100 has handled the noise? To me this is still a decent image despite the high ISO. Only noise reduction was done on the background by selecting with the adjustment brush. The cat has had some sharpening done and no noise reduction. I'm still learning Lightroom so this might not be the best processing but better than I could manage a few months back.
Up to a point noise doesn't bother me and i find this more than acceptable,nicely done.
I feel the same generally. This isn't ideal and not what I'd aim for but nice to know I can bump up the ISO when I need to. That for me was the single biggest drawback of the D3200.
Mike, are the Puffins out of reach? (lens wise) Puffins are on my photography bucket list, and Bempton is my probable destination, but I've never been. The Puffin shots by @Elliot87 are whetting my appetite, but I've probably only got another month to get them before the end of the breeding season
Not out of reach but maybe not as close as Elliot got,it was a no show situation for me,Bempton is a great destination Puffins or not.
If you ever find yourself in the North East at this time of year the Farne's are a must.I went too late last year and only saw one puffin and some guillemots, all the other birds had headed out to sea. My wife is planning a trip back in August to dive with the seals, so I'll be heading up there again soon.
This was my first trip to photograph puffins and I think it is going to be addictive. The only limiting factor on the Farnes is a rope stopping you from getting too close. They have burrows on almost every square meter though and some are literally on the edge of the path. Well worth a visit but like you say you should hurry as they'll soon be all gone.
You have competition there,nice shots
I think I do. She gets my gear as I upgrade generally, soI should always have the advantage there but if she starts taking better pictures than me with my hand me downs then I'll know its time to give up. She might set up her own profile on here, this forum has helped me a lot and I think she'd benefit too.
Second trip of the weekend was to the Washington Wildfowl and Wetland Trust. More to come as I have lots to edit but these are the first few.
Asian short clawed otter, he was interested in my squeaking and posed nicely. Hopefully my wife got a better shot than this with her F80 SLR as I lent her my 70-300mm, 50mm was a bit short but not bad.
The geese were keen to be photographed.
Asian short clawed otter, he was interested in my squeaking and posed nicely. Hopefully my wife got a better shot than this with her F80 SLR as I lent her my 70-300mm, 50mm was a bit short but not bad.
The geese were keen to be photographed.
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