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Old 24th February 2005   #1
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D70 + 2x TC + 480mm ED (TV Pronto)

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Old 24th February 2005   #2
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Good shot there Sam! Nice moment captured! Seems like u guys got a fruitful morning today. Great to see you back in action.

p.s Will reply ur PM soon....sorry for the delay.
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Old 24th February 2005   #3
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Originally Posted by Garion
Good shot there Sam! Seems like u guys got a fruitful morning today. Great to see you back in action.

p.s Will reply ur PM soon....sorry for the delay.
Hey Garion, thanks for the compliment. But I think that's about the "best" I managed this morning . Due to the nature of my setup, many pics were ruined by vibration , mirror slap etc...

And sadly, one of the more interesting BSK pics I took (landing - my 1st time !) turned out to be only good enough for my new avatar
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Originally Posted by harlequin2902
Hey Garion, thanks for the compliment. But I think that's about the "best" I managed this morning . Due to the nature of my setup, many pics were ruined by vibration , mirror slap etc...

And sadly, one of the more interesting BSK pics I took (landing - my 1st time !) turned out to be only good enough for my new avatar
From what I can see, it looks pretty good. Can post lar, no worries, its thru critique that we all learn and improve from.

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Good catch
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Good catch
Agree!
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Old 25th February 2005   #7
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Good catch. You've already gotten a very good picture there.
Imagine what you can get with the propor equipment.

Cheers ! Keep shooting.
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Old 25th February 2005   #8
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Hi,

Thanks for your kind comments joeyao, skfoo and Harlequin. Full credit goes to my shooting buddy ccplim who alerted me of their presence when they flew in onto the perch.
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Originally Posted by joeyao
Good catch
Ditto! Keep shooting.
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Old 25th February 2005   #10
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Long time no see you posting, good capture Sam

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Nice one Sam

On the other hand, the picture appears to be abit on the bluish size. Something wrong with the WB setting?
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Originally Posted by ccplim
Nice one Sam

On the other hand, the picture appears to be abit on the bluish size. Something wrong with the WB setting?
Hi,

Hm, I think it's due to the VR (violet reducing - reduces chromatic aberration) filter I'm experimenting with on my setup. It gives a generally yellowish appearance to all my pictures, so after some experimentation, I found that if I set the WB to fluorescent while the filter is on, it will help to even things up a little bit in the field (but the pictures will look a little bit bluish). And when I finally work on them on the PC, I would activate the auto-levelling on PS to complete the job. I think I forgot to do the auto-levelling for this one

Here is the same picture after auto-levelling :



Slightly better ? Maybe during the next shoot I will skip the WB fluorescent part for some of the shots and see what happens when I do auto-levelling on PS.

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Old 25th February 2005   #13
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Originally Posted by Newguy69
Long time no see you posting, good capture Sam

Cheers
Hey,

Yeah, it's been quite a few months already

Hope to meet up and go shooting with you again soon.
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