Vdub shoots with one of these bad boys
Ah, my secret is out now!
Cup, It really doesn't matter what camera you use.. its how you use it it!
These were taken on a crappy old sony a200
Sandhill Park, Somersetshire 2010
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Ah, my secret is out now!
Cup, It really doesn't matter what camera you use.. its how you use it it!
These were taken on a crappy old sony a200
lost
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I wouldn't call that camera crap or old, mine's a lot crappier and older.
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agreed!
i know the camera dosnt really matter ( to a certain extent) , was just curious is all
and its cub not cup
agreed!
i know the camera dosnt really matter ( to a certain extent) , was just curious is all
and its cub not cup
Sorry cub
this pic was taken with a camera like this.. which cost £20..
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Sony-Cyber-Sh...lCameras_JN&hash=item3363b5b1db#ht_500wt_1156
The secrets are always use a tripod as you can have a longer exposure with a smaller aperture to increase depth of field thru out your shot.. and take as many shots as you need to to get the right one. always zoom in on a pic just taken to make sure its in focus.
The sharpen image tool and contrast adjustment in your editing software are your friend for punchy images.
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Brings back memories of the few hours I spent here a few years back.
Sadly my overriding memory of the visit is of the intense pain in my left foot where a couple of hours earlier I'd stood on a couple of inches of square cut Victorian nail in the basement of the Taunton Firepool pumphouse which went thru' 90% of my foot. Would have been more helpful if it'd managed 100%, because then I would have probably not got the raging infection I did necessitating various strong antibiotics! Anyhows, after covering all of the site plus being unable to find the freaking fire engine I left, and limped to the business meeting I was really in the area for.
Have ever since always worn safety boots exploring!
Sadly my overriding memory of the visit is of the intense pain in my left foot where a couple of hours earlier I'd stood on a couple of inches of square cut Victorian nail in the basement of the Taunton Firepool pumphouse which went thru' 90% of my foot. Would have been more helpful if it'd managed 100%, because then I would have probably not got the raging infection I did necessitating various strong antibiotics! Anyhows, after covering all of the site plus being unable to find the freaking fire engine I left, and limped to the business meeting I was really in the area for
.Have ever since always worn safety boots exploring!
