Photospower

For seascape photography do you prefer the tide to be outgoing or incoming (ebbing or flowing) ? and if you have a preference why?

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Yes - I guess that's the final answer "if your eyes are seeing it, the camera is going to also".

Hi thanks for all the responses (much appreciated). As you have all kindly pointed out the "problem" was due to the level of haze. As the scene is not too far from home (30 minute drive) I went ...

Thanks for response Yes I understand that possibility (haze). If there was no haze would you then expect the level of sharpness (or clarity) to be more or less the same in the fields and mountain?

Thanks for response Yes I understand that possibility (haze). If there was no haze would you then expect the level of sharpness (or clarity) to be more or less the same in the fields and mountain?

I am testing a Canon 70-200mm F4 IS @ 200mm to capture a landscape where everything in the scene is distant (fields and mountains) When on auto focus the lens is focused on the distant mountain to ...

Having watched all your YouTube videos I have found them to be very useful. A very good resource to refer to. 😊

I never said i routinely delete a large quantity of shots☺

Mr Turner must have been a very frustrated photographer with that kind of "hit" rate (0.5%). ☺ But seriously I get your point which I think is that our expectations change as we get more experience ...

Thanks for your input. Interesting!

Yes I get your logic. I do something similar with the star rating system. I find it helps me to be honestly critical of my photos

Lovely photos you rescued from trash. Did you have others from each of the shoots that were similar or maybe even better that you also kept. So back to original question of criteria used for ...

"indecisiveness is the warning sign you're a potential horder" Yes I'm coming around to that way of thinking. It's one of the reasons I posed the questions. I don't want to become a hoarder. BTW ...

I would welcome your thoughts on the criteria you use in deciding what photos you actually keep after review and post processing. There are extremes such as "I never delete any photographs" to "I ...

Thanks for your input John

Thanks for your suggestions. I will give it a try

Thank you. It seems that like a lot of matters in the world of printers it is a "grey" area (excuse the pun)

This is what I have to play with

If I understand your reply correctly (and BTW thanks for it!) it does not seem to matter whether the printer is powered off as long as the printer is connected to the mains electricity? It is the ...