V. good. Hang on to that lens!
Good. A quality macro lens makes a nice short telephoto, and can give lovely bokeh.
chase4 wrote:
A true diamond in the rough! Nice shot of a classic. chase
Thanks Chase: that's exactly what it is!
Just Fred wrote:
Boy, I'd like to see that one restored! Nice photo!
Thanks Fred: it was amazing!
Shot in St. John's, Newfoundland. Download recommended.
Very nice. The last but one is my favourite - a great shot. One or two (e.g. the first one) show just a tiny hint of camera movement - wiggly lines - on double download, but most are rock-solid. But you have to look really closely to see it. Was there any wind blowing? Hooking a weighted bag on the tripod can help a lot with this. Have you tried the trick of holding a black card in front of the lens until there is another burst to get multiple bursts in the same shot? This is for when you have the shutter in bulb mode. Is that what you were doing? It can work well, but I think I prefer a nice, frame-filling single burst - just a personal preference. It's fun, isn't it? A shame I have to wait for New Year's Eve for the next ones.
Does the flash have more than one slave mode? If so, try the other. I had a similar problem with a different setup.
Take good gear and put it in the hands of a skilled photographer, and that is what you can achieve. Great.
Well done: you nailed the focus, not easy with those sticks in the way.
Thanks for the top hassighedgehog!
Thanks to all! Gremlins 0, UHH 1. Yes, it was Bluetooth. I switched it off on the laptop, problem solved.
Recently my laptop has been sending its sound to our Bose music player in another room. It never used to do that. Would anyone have any idea why this would happen and how to stop it??? Thanks in advance.