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Don't think so. 'That corner' is a much sharper hairpin, whereas the photo'd one is more curved.

Nice! Shame about the dent in the passenger door though :(

I'll email her back when I get home and ask: How do I know how many have been sold? Watermarks? err.....anything else?

Hyper focal distancing is about making the maximum possible range of distances in focus (in a nutshell). So for landscape shots, where there are things in the foreground too (just like your shot), DON'T focus at infinity - focus at the hyperfocal distance instead so both the foreground and...

True, but even if I make bugger all, I'm still not loosing anything - and my work is being publicised elsewhere too.

As below really? Anything to lose?

Nice shot Scott! Where did you focus though? The foreground looks a little out of focus. Did you use hyper focal distancing?

Good work Dave! Luke - not all iPhone. I'm just gradually putting all my best work on there, and taking iPhone snaps as an when I can, which is still fairly often. I take photos in the native app, but have a whole bunch of apps to edit photos.

Generic ones like #iphoneography are probably be the best. But don't cheat and use those tags on unrelated photos, the amount of 'sunset' photos I see where some t**t is taking a photo of them self is unreal!

Seems to fair pretty well in a lot of reviews. Here's a summary one: It just comes down to what you want the lens for.

That shot was taken at f/2.8. So there's a reason straight away as to why it's not super sharp. The sharpest aperture range on most lenses are around f/8 -f/11. More expensive lenses are still pretty sharp at large apertures, but don't forget the effect of depth of field, which will make some...

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Do you apply any sharpening when you resize your photos? I apply a tiny bit, using unsharp mask - don't use the basic 'sharpen' tools. It's not really cheating, as photos always look softer when you resize them anyway.

Awesome. Lots of inspiration for next week. Bet it was cold taking all those long exposures ;)

^I'm not surprised from the pics in your thread!! :eek:

The main thing with wedding photography is....I've learnt everything I know from myself ie. just going out there and trying new things, getting it wrong, trying again etc. No-one has ever taught me anything about photography, I've picked a few tips up from magazines/internet. But both are...

Dammit! I wish I had 15" wheels again :-(

It's a trend in every German car I've driven, and a lot of others too. Just don't get it.

Don't quote me on that though, just what I would have thought.

Probably nothing, I doubt any of those mods would make any difference at all.

Of course there are better tyres out there, but they are a good 'all round' tyre for the money. Aren't they like £50 a corner is something ridiculous?

^ very valid point tbh. If I had a chance to start again, I would have just bought an entry level SLR.

Are the Fuji cameras in budget? I had an s9500 as my first camera, I think it's the s9600 now. It may even be something completely different now, but they are pretty good cameras I think. (read some reviews too!)

Good all round tyre, went around the ring too using those, pretty impressed.

Next to nothing. It it's a good remap, it should drive a bit better, that's about it.

I'll be keen for Matt to fiddle with the map on mine, so might kill two birds with one stone if he can do it. Matt- is that possible?

^Great shot! Love those kind of photos with those gradients from orange to blue. The seagull in the foreground is a nice touch too ;)

What's the question exactly?

Hold the lock button down to turn it off. Does my tits in on cars, it's not like we live in South Africa! And my other major gripe is unlocking a car using the key fob on most cars, it only unlocks the drivers door. IF I PRESS UNLOCK, I WANT TO UNLOCK THE WHOLE CAR!!!

I know exactly what you mean. I get tempted to buy more kit to get me enthusiastic again. I'm just trying to get out there more this year.