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I do love long exposures, there is something nice about the magic that the slow shutter speed creates. Just got another 10 stopper today myself!

On Sunset West by Brazo76, on Flickr

I love the colours in 2 and the little line caused by a boat is a nice lead in line. #1 is an extremely common viewpoint but your sky is almost cloud free making it blander than a lot of the other long exposures taken from this spot. Now I know you can't magic clouds but if you could or you do...

Like the narrow dof!

Take a photo of your hand with your phone, ensure it's life size, I.e. your fingers should be as big on screen as in real life. Display picture on phone. Hold phone in hand and arrange fingers to match screen. Having already set up your main camera aim and fire.

Ok Mount camera on tripod Turn off VR Set to manual focus and focus 10 second timer or IR remote Take a picture and if its sharp start adding ion some of the variables above until you have nailed where the issue lies.

I like that Adele if i was being picky i'm not sure how much critical sharpness you have but iirc you use a macro filter rather than a lens? Nice shot Turkish :cool:

Cheers guys, yes second is my fave, Scott I think we must have been stood in the same spot!

It is too blue Scott, try a reverse vignette as I too find a 10 stopper can darken the corners.

St Davids at Dusk by Brazo76, on Flickr St Davids at Night by Brazo76, on Flickr Cardiff Bay by Brazo76, on Flickr Cardiff Bay at Night by Brazo76, on Flickr Taken a couple of weeks ago on a combined photography trip/night out!!! All taken with Sony SLT65 and Tamron 17-50 non vc, most...

I do like the colours in that shot mate, looked a bit dark on my phone but now on my lappy I can appreciate it properly!

That's very nice of you to say Dan but I struggle with Flickr and 500px!

Great another social media site to avoid.... ;-)

Just reviewing mine and this is my first to be processed Dusk by Brazo76, on Flickr

Liking the reflection shot Martin, a one stop grad on the sky would have helped lighten the lake reflection though IMO.

Wispy Clouds at Sunset by Brazo76, on Flickr

I like the lit up letters, I was shooting there last Saturday night, quite a few togs out!

Just haven't had the enthusiasm this month but good luck to all!

Thats a great link!

Well perhaps not a whole gazillion but certainty half ;) Check out this link and select a m43 camera to compare against the Canon. Its very noticeably better from iso 400 onwards and 1600+ is just a joke for the little Canon but as I was purporting to its not a fair test and the two cameras...

That could be plausible I suppose white so they can see at night when sailing?

At that price your touching the micro four thirds system which will handle low light a gazillion times better than a tiny compact sensor.

Lovely shots Dan Why all the different colours for such a 'serious' piece of work kit? They all say 82S! Please tell me they are all different and that the police aren't using pretty colours aka mobile phone snap on kits!

I am defiantly a live view man lol, I love shooting from the hip, waistfinder style, great for street photography as people don't even think your pointing it at them!

Having shot at a beach last week, a soft grad was great as it also toned down the exposure in the rock pool I was using as middle/foreground interest. SamP do you have a link to this hard/soft - fullframe/crop stuff as I have never heard of it said in that context.

Oddly the flip up screen is the first thing I look for in a camera! I love being able to flip out that screen and use angles that you either can't with a std lcd or have to get in some sort of yoga pose to use.

Having bought the tripod in the original post the plate now rocks a fair bit in the mount making it less secure and subject to movement - just mine?:o

I like it Liam, perhaps if the figures were both upright, maybe walking it would add more but the simplicity is lovely.

Dpreview, although it's a gear rather than image forum

No but you can move yourself and compose so they aren't incorporated ;) I didn't mean to be harsh (dont think I was?) and hope I was constructive!