First pics with new lens-- Need advice if possible
Jan 31, 2015 15:37:22 #
3Nancy3 wrote:
This is on my TO GET list !! I didn't know I could get a book like this I will order today or tomorrow... Wish I had a kindle but since I am not a avid reader I thought it wouldnt be that handy I do have an iPad... I wonder if that would work or am I expecting miracles? lol Thanks so much! The help given on this site is irreplacable! They don't delete anything on us here do they? like our messages?
Just download the free Kindle app onto your iPad. Then you can get any book in the kindle store and it will instantly go to your iPad. You can also down load the Kindle app to your smart phone and your computer.
Jan 31, 2015 18:06:58 #
Elliern wrote:
Just download the free Kindle app onto your iPad. Then you can get any book in the kindle store and it will instantly go to your iPad. You can also down load the Kindle app to your smart phone and your computer.
Dang!! I just ordered the hardcopy lol today but will get this one too as my iPad is what I bring with me!!! Txs!! :)
Feb 1, 2015 14:34:41 #
[quote=3Nancy3]I looked at the first picture. Your titles should say Cardinal 1, 2 est. I checked the camera data which I will post. I would have increase ISO to 400 or 800 and tightened the aperature to f 8 or f 11. The histogram was a bit flat on both the bright and dark side so I brought them in and this helps to make the picture pop. I love discussions like this and hope you will ask again. I did. David
Feb 1, 2015 17:12:14 #
[quote=Meives]
Oh WOW!! Cardinal could be actually RED!! Thank you!!! I am going to try this tomorrow if he is around... I am pretty confident... They tend to fear the storms and eat more food.... We are in storm mode... I am surprised the internet is still ok.... Thanks tons for doing this research!!! Also I will number the pics in the future!! Appreciating advice!!!
3Nancy3 wrote:
I looked at the first picture. Your titles should say Cardinal 1, 2 est. I checked the camera data which I will post. I would have increase ISO to 400 or 800 and tightened the aperature to f 8 or f 11. The histogram was a bit flat on both the bright and dark side so I brought them in and this helps to make the picture pop. I love discussions like this and hope you will ask again. I did. David
Oh WOW!! Cardinal could be actually RED!! Thank you!!! I am going to try this tomorrow if he is around... I am pretty confident... They tend to fear the storms and eat more food.... We are in storm mode... I am surprised the internet is still ok.... Thanks tons for doing this research!!! Also I will number the pics in the future!! Appreciating advice!!!
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