Reverse Engineering a Photo
Jan 25, 2015 20:34:03 #
tomcat wrote:
For the future, don't be so quick to jump to criticize. And you're welcome!
With respect, Sir, I tried to point out two things:
1) Time lag is a problem with this kind of conversation
2) I tried explicitly not to include you in my observation, there are clearly people who do not read through threads, and just add commentary. I do NOT regard you as one of those:
Then we have those that don't even bother, you don't seem to be one of those.....
If I got things wrong I offer you my apology.
If I have misunderstood please let me know either openly or by PM.
I did not mean to criticize you in my post.
Jan 25, 2015 21:00:43 #
Jan 25, 2015 21:27:48 #
Jan 25, 2015 21:28:03 #
Nightski wrote:
I am sorry, tomcat. I wasn't criticizing. I surely didn't mean to offend you.
We're cool....
Jan 26, 2015 12:04:58 #
Nightski wrote:
We are experiencing a warm up. It was 19 degrees t... (show quote)
Even if the air temperature was well below freezing, if the scene was under direct sunlight during the 2 hours before and after noon (when the sun would be at its apogee for your lattitude - 48 north? - the absorbed sunlight could have redistributed the texture of the crystals. The next time you get this situation you might try getting a macro shot or visually observe the ice crystal texture.
My first thought was - what a comfy ice bed - no defocus at all.
Jan 26, 2015 13:15:33 #
Nightski wrote:
This is what we thought for about three days. Then I figured it out next time I went to shoot something ...
Eventually I hope you will give us the answer, if none of us get it.
Having lived in Akron, OH for five years, I think the basic flaw is the choice to live in a cold environment ;) My photography and my life got so much better when I moved to California.
Jan 26, 2015 16:16:39 #
Reinaldokool wrote:
Eventually I hope you will give us the answer, if none of us get it.
Having lived in Akron, OH for five years, I think the basic flaw is the choice to live in a cold environment ;) My photography and my life got so much better when I moved to California.
Having lived in Akron, OH for five years, I think the basic flaw is the choice to live in a cold environment ;) My photography and my life got so much better when I moved to California.
Terrym9 and Birdpix did get it. Second page I think. I had the IS turned on. I guess the only thing I don't know is how much diffraction and possible ice movement contributed. I will post something when I shoot this again. I have to wait for that colder weather now.
I'm not quite sure how to take the second part of your comment ...
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