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Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Definitely brings back memories...

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Just editing some photos for a video of my African travels, here is a Ugandan sunset.

And a view out the window.

A road in Uganda :)

Well seeing as it is a very quiet day today I have decided to connect to my home computer via 'Teamviewer' and start organising and sorting my photo's as they are in a mess. This also includes creating a new LR catalogue and then deleting the old ones. Fun fun fun :)

Here is the little article on page 7 in todays news paper.

Here I will be posting phone pics and any other Non Nikon camera I get my hands on. This was taken yesterday during pouring rain.

I have been thinking, with the event of mobile cameras. What does everyone think makes a photographer? To me a photographer is someone that captures something that we all cannot capture. Its being able to share a single moment that possible no one else will ever see. For example my mountain...

Here is an example which I may have overdone but it involves using the brush tool in LR.

I bought this the other day as had all these HDD's lying around, and I was amazed that all but one HDD fit in the pockets. (Need to work that one out). But it read the disks fine and I got some old photos back.

You know what, the more I think about taking a photo and the outcome of that photo. Its all the same... No matter what processing you do after the fact you most likely are not likely capturing the moment. As the moment happens right there and then when you are not ready. And my most prominent...

I know a little bit :) Speaking of which, the best time to do star trails is during a full moon as normally you cannot photograph the milkyway. As you can see the moon was coming into frame at the last shot.

I would suggest. D610, ISO 3200 (30% moon, no light polution), F2.8, 20 sec (any longer and you get noticeable star movement with FX) Un-edited file. ISO 4000 ISO 3200 un-edited Edited 3200 ISO I hope that helps :)

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout And that is a sharp camera ;)

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Cane toad racing :)

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout I think the D80 did well...

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout