Marcel's 2015 daily, weekly, photo gathering
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I was baby sitting today and went to the park to experiment with slow shutter speeds. 1/13 s is slow for a hand held shot, but I did get some interesting ones. The last two were not at a slow shutter speed.
I must add that I was using the D7000. That didn't show up since I used LR for post.
I must add that I was using the D7000. That didn't show up since I used LR for post.
This photo is not one I made today, but one that I worked on today. It has to do with this month's Challenge subject. Taken with my D7000 and Tamron 17-50 2.8.
Although the dog looks sad, it wasn't. It was a dog that was undergoing training to be a service dog and was just waiting his turn from his trainer. But it did have a kind of a sad eye.
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Although the dog looks sad, it wasn't. It was a dog that was undergoing training to be a service dog and was just waiting his turn from his trainer. But it did have a kind of a sad eye.
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I knew I was taking chances hand holding my 300mm at 1/100s but I was too lazy to get the tripod and was afraid the light was going away...
I didn't know that spiders had drugs available to them. See what happened after ingesting forbidden substance.
I didn't know that spiders had drugs available to them. See what happened after ingesting forbidden substance.
And much better photos they are
I really have to agree with you Don. I'm left with a bit of after taste when I work with Fuji's jpegs... As much as a lot of people say they love them, I feel I have more pleasure working with my Nikon's Nefs and feel the results are much more controllable for my taste.
What I don't like with the X-10's files is that no matter how I try, I get stuck with 72 ppi definition...
Maybe @Eduard has a way to improve this...
I haven't worked with X10 RAF files and have just begun working with the X-T1 version. I do know the X10 is 12 MP while the X-T1 is 16 MP. I shoot RAW and my first serious attempt has been pretty positive (see below).
I'm going to New Orleans next week for a short get away and bringing the X-T1. I'll have a better feel for it afterwards.
AC016
Senior Member
You should only be concerned about ppi if you are going to print. 72 or 300 ppi does not affect the size of your file. It will always be 12mp. If you want, you can upscale it in photoshop if you want a better print.DPI settings ??? - Post Processing - Fuji X Series Camera Forum
Michael J.
Senior Member
through aliens eyes. looks futuristic
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