FunkySpoo

Thanks.

Thanks for the kind words and advice. It's actually a composite of two images. The mountain was shot before sunset and I cooled the color temp and darkened it so it would look like nighttime. Then ...

Not sure if my post will matter as I'm just a lowly APSc shooter but I just came back from Yosemite. Just spectacular. anyway I tried astro for the very first time. I watched a couple youtube ...

From the composition of the two images the still looks like it's pointed a little lower and two the right. That might be just enough to make the difference.

I have the a6000 and sometimes my battery drains very quickly if it's off and just sitting in my bag and sometimes it doesn't. I have four batteries and the intermittent drainage happens to all of ...

Just came back from Yosemite and San Francisco and pretty much all but one photograph was done with the 18-105 and 10-18. I took the Samyang 12 for an astro shot I wanted to do.

I was in Iceland two summers ago and all I had at the time was the kit and the 55-210. 95% of my shots were with the kit with only a few multi shot panos I stitched with the 55-210. If I were to ...

I find the "18-105 is too big" comments interesting. I used to carry around  big old medium format (Mamiya 6x7 or Hasselblad 500c) before I went to a Nikon FM2 so I practically don't even notice ...

Don't have any advise for the OP. Just want to say how awesome this shot is.

I'm a kit lens defender. Is a great lens? No but it's not nearly as bad as it's reputation. There's a thread from a while back where a bunch of us posted our kit lens pics and there was a lot of ...

I bought this one . Hiked all over Yosemite and San Francisco. At only 2.5ish pounds it was practically not there. At least for me.

a6000 with the Samyang 12mm F2

Then why get an interchangeable lens camera?

The earth's axis is tilted so maybe that's the problem

LOL. I particularly like the part about the museum hanging the paintings wrong.

Yup, but without a color bar/gray scale it's hard to make a guess. Though having said that, we do use them at work but match the art to the monitor and a print and that usually means the color ...

Another quick fix.

As someone who has been shooting art and antiques for 30 years and currently work at the NGA the first thing you need to learn is to find the precise, and I mean THE EXACT center point of the ...

Thank you very much