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Nov 1, 2012 07:04:37   #
JR1 wrote:
I may have (in the attic) a Cokin unused filter holder you can have

pm me your address my address is on my website


That is unbelievably generous, a really kind act, I'm stunned, thank you.
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Nov 1, 2012 05:58:45   #
Hi Jo, thank you for the comment about my family that was lovely, at the risk of looking a little dumb, though I seem to find that quite easy !! what is PP? I think the forum is great, so many people willing to advise, its really refreshing

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PP is short for post processing. :)[/quote]

Doh !! a really Homer moment there for me, it becomes so obvious once its pointed out, thank you. See, I find looking dumb very easy :oops:
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Nov 1, 2012 05:26:31   #
JR1 wrote:
CanonFire wrote:
JR1 wrote:
Years of experience, not just guesswork, see, also try vasoline, thin, in a circular motion leaving a clear centre spot, sellotape, crinkled coloured sweet papers (plastic).

Use a Cokin P holder


Never ever put vasoline or any other material directly on your lens. Put it on a cheap filter but not on the lens.


That is waht I meant, sorry if that was not clear, hence COKIN FILTER HOLDER


I got the picture :) it was clearer when you mentioned the filter on your next post as well, and after I did a little old google on the filter holder it all made sense. I really appreciate your tips, thank you

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Nov 1, 2012 05:23:56   #
Rich2236 wrote:
Taktale wrote:
Hi all, my name is Tom, been following Ugly Hedgehog for a while now with the daily emails, picked up some great and useful advise along the way. Got myself an entry level Canon 1100D with the 18-55 Kit and a 55-250 EFS f/4-5.6 IS lens as well. Here's a few pics of mine, critisize away, I need all the help I can get :)


Tom, welcome to the hog and welcome the posts. your family is beautiful as are the scenics. the grandkids are awesome. Well done.
Rich :-P


Rich your kind words are really encouraging, thank you :D
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Nov 1, 2012 05:23:06   #
Horseart wrote:
Taktale wrote:
Hi all, my name is Tom, been following Ugly Hedgehog for a while now with the daily emails, picked up some great and useful advise along the way. Got myself an entry level Canon 1100D with the 18-55 Kit and a 55-250 EFS f/4-5.6 IS lens as well. Here's a few pics of mine, critisize away, I need all the help I can get :)


Hi, Tom. You have a lovely family. Your #2 photo is gorgeous, a little PP on the others would make them pop.
Welcome to the forum. I think you will get a lot of helpful info here and have a lot of laughs at the same time. Enjoy!
Jo
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Hi Jo, thank you for the comment about my family that was lovely, at the risk of looking a little dumb, though I seem to find that quite easy !! what is PP? I think the forum is great, so many people willing to advise, its really refreshing

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Nov 1, 2012 05:20:18   #
CanonFire wrote:
Taktale wrote:
Hi all, my name is Tom, been following Ugly Hedgehog for a while now with the daily emails, picked up some great and useful advise along the way. Got myself an entry level Canon 1100D with the 18-55 Kit and a 55-250 EFS f/4-5.6 IS lens as well. Here's a few pics of mine, critisize away, I need all the help I can get :)


You've got some good images there.Your portraits are well done. The photo of your wife is a decent high key image. The image of your daughter and grandson is warm and you really brought out their eyes. The image of your granddaughter is just precious. Looks like you've learned to focus on the eyes. You caught the duck in a good moment. The autumn color photo has nice bokeh, and catches the eye even though you focused on the little plant in the right front. You've got good composition.

When you look at the downloads, there's a fair amount of noise in the photos that you need to remove. Did you shoot with a high ISO?
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Thank you very much for your kind words, you are absolutely right I did shoot using a high ISO in each and every case, I am just learning about noise reduction at individual channel levels now, I will then re-visit the original images and see if I can clean them up, once again thanks :D
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Oct 30, 2012 12:07:05   #
JR1 wrote:
must say 1st is good, last is not enough contrast, did you breath on the lens, it is an old trick and far better than filters or photoshop


WOW, that's exactly right, I read about it on another site, tried a few shots, thought this was about the best of a bad bunch. Really impressed with your stuff on your website by the way, real skill to get those motion shots :D
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Oct 30, 2012 11:53:22   #
Thanks for the feedback JR1, much appreciated :D
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Oct 30, 2012 11:24:53   #
Hi all, my name is Tom, been following Ugly Hedgehog for a while now with the daily emails, picked up some great and useful advise along the way. Got myself an entry level Canon 1100D with the 18-55 Kit and a 55-250 EFS f/4-5.6 IS lens as well. Here's a few pics of mine, critisize away, I need all the help I can get :)

My Daughter Kelly, and my Grandson Ethan


Caught this one While out for a walk, a Little Grebe


Loved the Autumn Colours with the light here


My lovely wife April


My beautiful Grandaughter Lily-Mai

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Oct 30, 2012 08:36:31   #
Great advice, straight forward and sensible, thanks :thumbup:
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