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FZ80 experiences pt.27
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Ikl land
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Thank you, this is most kind.all great, but this one is the best! Awesome!
That is third of an ad-hoc series of "round" - as I was walking away from from some Amarylllis - I saw the round arrangement of the first shot - and kind of knew where else I had to take photos - followed by the first round of azaleas (second shot) then this third one, actually there was a fourth ...
Thank you.
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arnoud venema
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The power of 20mm
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Ikl land
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Great shot!
The power of 20mm
Arnoud
Ikl land
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Re-edited this shot. Turned it into a low key image this time.
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The power of 20mm
Sorry, EXIF metadata seems to show 5.3mm focal length - which is 30mm equiv
Does not take away from being a fabulous shot Arnoud -
Embracing the ultra-wide 20mm
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Great, rich colors... you've now evolved to not so much about the technical quality - where your Canon dSLR and Sigma combo has always been above reproach, to concentrating on the subject matter and how best to present it.Re-edited this shot. Turned it into a low key image this time.
There is no right or wrong - but re-visiting past photos can, surprisingly, give a different view - or simply because our tastes have changed.
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arnoud venema
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Very nice! I like the result.
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VT, excellent way to see the 35mm focal length. is there a way of seeing the 35mm focal length on our computers at home for shots on the memory card?EDIT to add:
Sorry, EXIF metadata seems to show 5.3mm focal length - which is 30mm equiv
Does not take away from being a fabulous shot Arnoud -
Embracing the ultra-wide 20mm
Edit, i have heard that Exif data can be seen at home on all pictures but is it possible to see the 35mm focal length data on some kind of photo program?
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The screenshot shown is just Windows Properties - and selecting the Details tab.VT, excellent way to see the 35mm focal length. is there a way of seeing the 35mm focal length on our computers at home for shots on the memory card?EDIT to add:
Sorry, EXIF metadata seems to show 5.3mm focal length - which is 30mm equiv
Does not take away from being a fabulous shot Arnoud -
Embracing the ultra-wide 20mm
Edit, i have heard that Exif data can be seen at home on all pictures but is it possible to see the 35mm focal length data on some kind of photo program?
There are numerous photo viewers that can do this. One of the my favorites is FastStone viewer - moving the mouse pointer to middle of the right edge would open the metadata info. which includes the 35mm equiv.
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Ikl land
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Thanks!
Ikl land
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Agreed!Great, rich colors... you've now evolved to not so much about the technical quality - where your Canon dSLR and Sigma combo has always been above reproach, to concentrating on the subject matter and how best to present it.Re-edited this shot. Turned it into a low key image this time.
There is no right or wrong - but re-visiting past photos can, surprisingly, give a different view - or simply because our tastes have changed.
Ikl land
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I am appreciative you've continued to post in this thread.Agreed!Great, rich colors... you've now evolved to not so much about the technical quality - where your Canon dSLR and Sigma combo has always been above reproach, to concentrating on the subject matter and how best to present it.Re-edited this shot. Turned it into a low key image this time.
There is no right or wrong - but re-visiting past photos can, surprisingly, give a different view - or simply because our tastes have changed.
Always delighted to see your photos, and progress.
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Thank you.this one is great! Beautiful sharpness, composition, and colors.
That's a 20mm ultra-wide shot where the stamen/anther are close to touching the lens....
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BillJolly
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Just looking for a little variety from the FZ-80: no flowers! Miscellaneous subjects, mostly downsized for easy viewing.
Well-dressed gull.
Ten boats.
Red-dot experiment.
Ground-hogger.
That's it for now. Come on, people! How about some people shots, or cars or cities or planes, etc.
Thanks for looking.
Well-dressed gull.
Ten boats.
Red-dot experiment.
Ground-hogger.
That's it for now. Come on, people! How about some people shots, or cars or cities or planes, etc.
Thanks for looking.
arnoud venema
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What RDS are you using.
I have the Olympus but it stays very difficult to keep birds in view.
Arnoud
I have the Olympus but it stays very difficult to keep birds in view.
Arnoud
BillJolly
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The Red Dot Sight is an ElectroDot brand, sold by CVlife, made in China. It appears to be very well made. I've only tried it on one outing and did a bad job! But for sure, if the dot is on thesubject, it's in the image.
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