What did you shoot or post-process? (Oct 20 - Oct 26)

GarysInSoCal said:

GarysInSoCal said:

GaryinSoCal, I wish my 810 would shoot and make pictures like yours.

joe

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Hi Joe... you don't have to 'wish'... your D810 can shoot pictures just like mine. I'll guarantee you that there's absolutely NO difference between our 2 cameras. The only other four variables involved are: your camera settings... quality of light... quality of content... the level of your editing skills.


One of the variables... here's Blair again on the Cruiseboat Photoshoot.

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ASR45 said:

Very good, we have them that roost under our thatch roof.

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David Lal said:

ASR45 said:

Very good, we have them that roost under our thatch roof.

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I don't think so Alan,

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David Lal said:

at least not if your roof is in England. Our kestrels are different. Not as pretty as the American ones - but still, attractive creatures. I used to know somebody who had rescued an injured one. The bird was devoted to its human. Both sometimes would visit a local pub (in Kent)!

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ASR45 said:

David Lal said:

ASR45 said:

Very good, we have them that roost under our thatch roof.

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I don't think so Alan,

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Well you are wrong, we have a thatched cottage and have had a kestrel for several years that roost under our thatch roof, I don't lie, it shows that you don't know much about kestrels.

ASR45 said:

at least not if your roof is in England. Our kestrels are different. Not as pretty as the American ones - but still, attractive creatures. I used to know somebody who had rescued an injured one. The bird was devoted to its human. Both sometimes would visit a local pub (in Kent)!

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David Lal said:

ASR45 said:

David Lal said:

ASR45 said:

Very good, we have them that roost under our thatch roof.

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I don't think so Alan,

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Well you are wrong, we have a thatched cottage and have had a kestrel for several years that roost under our thatch roof, I don't lie, it shows that you don't know much about kestrels.

David Lal said:

at least not if your roof is in England. Our kestrels are different. Not as pretty as the American ones - but still, attractive creatures. I used to know somebody who had rescued an injured one. The bird was devoted to its human. Both sometimes would visit a local pub (in Kent)!

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Oh yes, quite likely I don't. What I was querying was whether your Kestrel is American?

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ASR45 said:

Well living in the east of England should tell you its not a American Kestrel, I don't like to disturb it at night, but if I can to prove my point I will get my IR camera to see if I can get a photo of the said kestrel under my thatch roof.

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David Lal said:

ASR45 said:

Well living in the east of England should tell you its not a American Kestrel, I don't like to disturb it at night, but if I can to prove my point I will get my IR camera to see if I can get a photo of the said kestrel under my thatch roof.

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No need for IR photography. We seem to be agreed that it is not an American kestrel living under you thatch.

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