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Welease Woderwick
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I've missed a few days shooting recently, when I come to post not sure whether to leave the days blank or use fillers - decisions, decisions!
I think I will be limited to the compact until the pins are out of my arm, the P100 is just too unwieldy for singlehanded use.
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Welease Woderick, you could leave them blank because you might want those spaces for fillers another day?
The walk we did on Friday, my daughter put her extras back in gaps
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Welease Woderwick
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I prepped some stuff last night and so far have gaps on just four days so that isn't disastrous and I easily have enough from some of recent days to fill it all up. I have thus decided not to panic but just see how things go - hopefully I will get to posting some photos later today - but first a post-breakfast nap!
Priorities, you know!
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Welease Woderwick
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Photos posted and up to date - I used some fillers a bit but all recent stuff. I am now just over a third of the way through, time flies!
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Nikon have good glass as well, though it was for the lenses I went Canon...
External flash is a different skill, but one well worth acquiring.
As far as affordability, it is a matter of priority then, isn't it?
For example, your husband really doesn't need new clothing, second hand and patched can be tres chic. Buy clothes several sizes too large for your little one and let him grow into them. Food can be another savings. Nutrition is a bit over-rated, buy cheap take away. More calories for less money = more camera equipment. I've tons more tips, if you are interested. ![[Two face]](graemlins/scot_twoface.gif)
Excellent suggestions. I already have long since sacrificed the few fashion sensibilities I had for camera gear. My husband and I could both stand to loose a few pounds, so maybe save up some money by skipping a meal every day..... hmmmm, extra sweaters in the winter and an au natural policy in the summer can keep heating and electrical bills down.... I'm open to other ways in which I and my entire family can sacrifice for my passion ![[Smile]](smile.gif)
There was an earlier topic on this thread about Escher like photos and reflections, and I've finally found my files with the "Water Droplets Experiments" photos in them. Here.
Great to have you back on the 365 site Welease! I've had to do some filling for Aug too, but I think most were at least taken IN Aug or the last week of July, if not on the date posted. My goal for Sept is a true picture every day posted every day. I've come within one day missing so far, so I'm sure I can do it. Oct will be a write off for a photo a day posted as that's when Nomadic-child 2 is due to arrive, however since I can take the camera to the hospital with me, I will still try to TAKE a photo a day.
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lilBuddha
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Wow!! Gorgeous drop photos!
I applaud your dedication in bringing your camera to hospital. Remember while having a child is indeed a beautiful thing, not all of the physical process is photogenic. Or suitable for 365 or here.
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nomadicgrl
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Wow!! Gorgeous drop photos!
I applaud your dedication in bringing your camera to hospital. Remember while having a child is indeed a beautiful thing, not all of the physical process is photogenic. Or suitable for 365 or here.
Oh no fears there. I have no desire to document the actual happening of. Mom and baby will be cleaned up and looking camera ready before the shutter gets to click.
I've seen what some people are comfortable posting on Facebook and it boggles the mind... there are sides of your "friends" you should NEVER see while innocently scrolling down your feed.
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lilBuddha
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One of the many reasons I am happy I do not do Facebook.
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Ariel
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Any thoughts on the distortion that can sometimes happen at the sides of pictures when taking photos? You'll know what I mean, e.g. the sides of a building or windowframe will lean towards the centre of the picture. I suppose the answer is to use a lens you don't have to zoom?
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Welease Woderwick
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Fab droplet shots, nomadicgrl!
We've been out with guests today so a few outside shots again - will choose one later.
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lilBuddha
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Any thoughts on the distortion that can sometimes happen at the sides of pictures when taking photos? You'll know what I mean, e.g. the sides of a building or windowframe will lean towards the centre of the picture. I suppose the answer is to use a lens you don't have to zoom?
It is not the zoom, but the angle of the lens. The solution is to zoom in and step back. Not always very practical. Or even possible, at times. Not to mention giving an entirely different feel to the image.
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I've seen people avoid it by standing back and using zoom. I've used some of the stuff on GIMP to undo that distortion, there's a tool to deal with it, when I didn't have the option to stand back and zoom
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nomadicgrl
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Depending on what type of distoration and what the object being photographed is you can also minimize it by changing the angle. Here's a quick article on how to fix it with photoshop, I imagine other programs would have similar steps. Nikon has a quick little explanation of distortion showing the angles that emphasize it. I've learned the hard way about facial distortion by using the wrong angle and lens for close up portraits.
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Ariel
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Ooh, thank you for those links. My ancient version of Photoshop doesn't have the Lens Distortion correction option, but I get the idea and might be able to achieve the same effect by other means.
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lilBuddha
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Ariel,
Ther is another way. Click on the layers palette. Double click on the background layer and hit ok on the pop up box. Go to Edit on the menu bar and click Transform. Select Distort. This should create an outline around the image with boxes at the corners. Click and hold one of the top boxes and drag it away from the image in a straight, horizontal line. The bent in lines at the edges of the photograph should straighten somewhat. You will lose parts of the edge of your photo, so it is a compromise and it is not perfect. You can also use the perspective tool under the Transform menu, but it does both sides simultaneously and this is not always desirable.
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lilBuddha
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Idle tangent: Reading bios on 365, it seems everyone is living in the most wonderful place with the most wonderful of partners. Just once, I would like to see" hi my name is "x" and I live in (horrible place) with my drunken git of a spouse."
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Those are the people who don't say anything in their profile! There's one person I'm following who has been widowed young and she's blogging her way through it on 365.
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Ariel
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Thanks very much for that tip, lilBuddha, that would certainly work on my pc and I'll give that a go next time I have a suitable photo to try it on.
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lilBuddha
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Originally posted by Curiosity killed ...:
Those are the people who don't say anything in their profile!
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Just noticed when I uploaded that I'm now 125 photos done and34% through. The discipline has been good for me and while still very much a novice, I am learning heaps.
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Welease Woderwick
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I've not taken any photos for over a week - I must try and get out and about this week and get snapping. The pin and cast won't come off for another 4 weeks but hopefully I can still manage something.
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Welease Woderwick
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nomadicgrl, thanks for all your comments on my shots the other day.
I'm trying to stop fussing over dropping behind - 3 more weeks of attachments and then some physio before I can use the bigger camera, I can't even open my hand wide enough to hold it at the moment to say nothing of the weight. Later I may sort out some old favourites to use as fillers.
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lilBuddha
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I am enjoying the fillers you just put up. Keep them coming! Though I am looking forward to you being whole and hale again.
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Ariel
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OMG. I think I've just photographed Mars. ![[Ultra confused]](graemlins/confused2.gif)
It's not a brilliant photo and it's hard to tell which planet it is, or whether it's even a satellite, but the fact that extra-terrestrial photography can be done at all by someone in their own home with an ordinary DSLR is what I find really amazing.
(Really have to get a more powerful lens.)
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I got so behind this week, although I've taken photos every day - 6 full days working (and Sunday is 100% taken) plus two evening meetings, one of which I still have to write the minutes for - and that's a normal week ...
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Welease Woderwick
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Trying to hold my compact in both hands and operate the zoom and shutter with the right index finger is good physiotherapy - and like most physiotherapy is ******* hard work!
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Ariel
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It is Mars. It's got the markings.
That's going to be my next ongoing photographic project - to get a better photo.
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Welease Woderwick
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Do any of you good people* know anything about this little baby? It is mighty cute. I always fancied the old half frame film PEN series way back when.
*the bad people can answer as well if they have any information.
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lilBuddha
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Do any of you good people* know anything about this little baby? It is mighty cute. I always fancied the old half frame film PEN series way back when.
*the bad people can answer as well if they have any information.
Yes. It is an evil temptation. I almost purchased one instead of my G12. As I already have a lens addiction, I did not. They are wonderful little beasties though.
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They have just made a smaller version. However I thought you weren't into interchangeable lenses Welease Woderwick.
Jengie
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Welease Woderwick
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Great photos TD!
Mongolia in particular appeals to me, it looks stunning!
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They have just made a smaller version. However I thought you weren't into interchangeable lenses Welease Woderwick.
Jengie
I'm not really but that is just sooooo cute - and the opposite end of the scale from the 60 MP Hasselblad that weighs in around 5 kgs!
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lilBuddha
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Love the photos TD, especially Pyongyang at night.
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Thanks! I'm still learning about aperture, metering and when to use auto focus or manual. So far it's been trial and error but I'd like to take a class or two.
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Or, if anyone can suggest a good "Intro to serious digital photography" book, I'd be all ears.
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lilBuddha
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I'll look. Though, any of the traditional books will do for shooting. The biggest change is in editing. The digital darkroom is far easier, more flexible and more powerful.
The fundamentals are the same.
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lilBuddha
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Alright TD, here is my advice. I've many books on photography, and have barely read a fraction of the contents. There are loads of books, most have far too much filler.
Here are a few decent books.
Ansel Adams: The Camera
Ansel Adams: The Negative
Ansel Adams: The Print
Yes, he was talking about film cameras, but most of the advice will apply.
The Art of Photography: An Approach to Personal Expression
Bruce Barnbaum
Go to a bookstore if you can, everyone learns differently. Read almost enough to be booted from the store, make certain the author's approach is accessible to you before buying.
Look at photos you like, try to emulate them.
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Welease Woderwick
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Plus many of the photography magazines have excellent articles although some use a lot of jargon which can be confusing.
I must stop looking at still cameras - I have already bought 2 this year, we have lots of things we need to do in and around the house AND HWMBO needs a new camcorder, which will probably not be a cheap one.
Every time my bank account begins to look a little less unhealthy a nice large expense, or lots of smaller ones, crawls out of the woodwork!
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Welease Woderwick
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I found an old notebook the other day - a very old one from 2005 when I bought my Canon A400 and found I paid, in Indian money, Rs 9000 for it. That was a 3.2 MP compact. This year I bought a 10 MP Nikon L23 compact with all sorts of facilities unheard of in 2005 and paid just Rs 4000! I knew prices had gone down but hadn't realised quite how much.
Food prices, meanwhile, have gone the other way!
I'm up to 41% now on the 365 thing, doesn't time fly?
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lilBuddha
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I have paid less for more with my last few computers, but cameras I've not been so lucky. There I have got more, but paid more.
I just found this one. I love the nostalgic look and the large sensor. But I shall not purchase, too much a one- trick pony for such a high price.
I am at 36%. I am both amazed I got this far and daunted by road ahead.
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Welease Woderwick
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That Fuji is certainly cute but limited considering the price - if I had one it would never be a main camera, just a fancy toy to use sometimes - a nice idea but I can't really see the point.
Earlier I was thinking that once I hit 50% in the 365 it will be downhill all the way, but I'm not sure it will really work like that. I have a couple of trips I need to do once I am free of all this hardware and they will supply lots of opportunities then Pete arrives mid-December and that always increases my productivity - I think he leaves about a week before my 100% is due, sometime in April.
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If that means lots of shots of Pete, I may have to unfollow you. ![[Biased]](wink.gif)
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Welease Woderwick
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Fear not, I would not inflict that upon the world!
When he is here we walk locally twice a day, weather permitting, plus we're almost certain to do a couple of trips away as well as some day trips - bags of photo opportunities!
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Fear not, I would not inflict that upon the world!
When he is here we walk locally twice a day, weather permitting, plus we're almost certain to do a couple of trips away as well as some day trips - bags of photo opportunities!
It's bit hard to take photos while pushing. Just don't leave him in the middle of the road.
Hope you're healing well.
I'm just a bit behind you, I reached 40% a few days ago.
A new lens is calling to me. Must not succumb to temptation till I can use this one to my satisfaction more often.
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lilBuddha
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Perhaps WW could build a hat for Pete with a tripod mount. In the interest of safety, of course.
Quick google and found someone already has!
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Welease Woderwick
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Ah, but I very rarely push him, only at dangerous or seriously uneven bits - the whole point is for him to get exercise and for me to get a bit of exercise at the same time.
lilbuddha, he'd wear it, after all he wears this!
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Thanks for the photos TougoursDan, really got my travel itch going again. Mongolia seems especially appealing.
Is anyone going to participate in this ?
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Welease Woderwick
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Sadly the nearest one is quite a distance away, if it wasn't the day after my plaster comes off I might try it but...
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