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remember we spoke Beagles before Dan??? just slight levels adjust on images

Two shots taken this morning in my lounge, 12,800 iso !!!! say no more http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4035/4351022020_bb6ee0a64a_o.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2792/4350275293_c08f12d2ac_o.jpg

Dan hold your breath on that one for a few moments! this could revolutionize the way we work in Afghan-Watch this guys stuff shot on a 5D. It cuts the amount of kit we can carry twofold, hence I am trialling the D3s. i am working for Airsoft mag Saturday- will post Saturday evening in this...

managed to "blag" a D3s from Nikon for a month will keep you all updated with it, and how it compares to a D3

Marketing marketing marketing - simply because I hate that bloody image!!!! p.s thanks for finding it for me.

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saving yours right now Barry

Remember not to go to slow on your shutter speed as the moon is moving from your cameras perspective! Also try and get away from the city/town lights as you will get light pollution, move further out into the countryside.

it will do wheelies VIDEO CLIP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPKbnpgDh84

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1325579.htm ?????

not sure if it is my screen, but I can't make head nor tail of the paintwork!!!

me being silly!!! You can do it with any camera, its the flash that captures the droplets. Off camera flash will work better and one that allows manual adjustment.

wire mesh maybe? instead of the perspex

Nikon D3s http://www.calumetphoto.co.uk/item/355-350A/?ctc=Google-_-NikonD3S-_-nikon%2520d3S%2520uk&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc

http://www.flickr.com/photos/planetx2008/ Don't update it anymore

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Go out and concentrate on close ups, Tree bark is good

Course you don't. your exposure is spot on and composition is good. Point of focus is ok, just a dull subject tbh.

get in close, capture some texture. Use side lighting to capture texture. Convert to Monochrome, include some rusty nails in the wood, get an insect crawling across the wood, urm.....help everyone

Not a lot needed really, its a piece of wood!!! Random pieces of wood are not that exciting.

I had a Vee, and hope you don't think I am a V6 Snob!!!! ........But I am officially A P1 snob now......faster than any Renault lol, and better seats than a Ford

Cheers Dan

Ha Ha Ha Me being soppy........hmmmmmm never "Anyone want a cuddle, and share my cameras one evening this week"

Thanks for all the kind comments guys, You know what? The Photography section on Cliosport genuinely has the best bunch of people. I put it down to , we have interests in something other than cars, and come in here and appreciate each others work.

She is used to me taking pics, besides she is now showing them to all of her mates on facebook........so it was worth it in the end.

Thats a boil on her bum cheek, not a medicine ball.

Roy you are a Bar steward Stunning, keep it clean!!!

All you do is stand close to your subject with a widish lens, portrait or landscape and do a Pan, the reason you get the distortion is down to where the Nodal point of the lens is facing. A good NON distorted pan would be done on a longer focal length from further back, so for the car park shot...

Top Tip, never go into labour when you have a Documentary photographer with you, I could not stop clicking away.... None of these shots were flashed either, most were on 3200 iso, auto WB