Boredomiser - Derby - April 2013

[PaulthePom]

This report will be much like the namesake of the topic, only a few pictures.

Last night, late last night in fact myself and a friend decided that we should go and hit derby with 2 goals in mind..

A: Have a mooch around the city to figure out where we want to return to one time, A few places we had seen but not been reported on for a while so went to check out access and the like and to scout out on some new stuff we had spotted.
B: Pop my mates drain cherry.

The initial plan was to pop my mates cherry down Flo Selecta, I figured how ever that cherry popping happens there quite a lot under the cover of darkness and inside of cars... and the car was parked close to the outfall of Bordomiser any how.

So we drop in, and then we come to the split section that I believe runs down to a CSO or something, After a few mins of walking down there it started to smell a bit and my friend, being a virgin and all that was not too keen on proceeding (I'm still not sure where that goes).

So a nice stroll through and some photos later and we suddenly see some random torchlights in the distance... "What the ****!" now we have 2 choices, Go back the way we came or shout the compulsory drainers greeting... "Deeeeyhooo" I shouted, The call was returned. We eventually caught up with the group who where other explorers (not on here much apparently) had a little chat and we all went our own ways.

Time for a couple more photos and then leave.

And here are the few photos I took even though some how I managed to leave my camera in JPG :S :S

 

[paymaster]

I managed to leave my camera in JPG :S :S

What does this mean to a non photographer?

 

[demon-pap]

What does this mean to a non photographer?

i think he means he shot in default "dummy" mode where the camera compresses all your photos to a .JPG format, where as us photographers always shoot raw by rule of thunb, to cut a long story short more control over the editing process in .RAW

 

[The Wombat]

thats pretty good, thanks for sharing

 

[PaulthePom]

i think he means he shot in default "dummy" mode where the camera compresses all your photos to a .JPG format, where as us photographers always shoot raw by rule of thunb, to cut a long story short more control over the editing process in .RAW

He is exactly right I had been doing a dog running around a field shoot a couple of days back, shooting in jpeg allows more images in the cache whilst it writes to the SD card otherwise with RAW the camera slows up after about 6 shots. It is the only reason I ever need to even think about jpeg.