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Super shots Keebs
Super shots Keebs
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Hi paul, any chance you could post up the settings on those last 3 pics please?
Im really getting the bug to increase my knowledge of photography, so any insights into the sorts
of pictures that I would like to take would be great.
Hopefully will be upgrading to a canon 60D from my other canon, so with time hope to get shots like those!
Hi paul, any chance you could post up the settings on those last 3 pics please?
Im really getting the bug to increase my knowledge of photography, so any insights into the sorts
of pictures that I would like to take would be great.
Hopefully will be upgrading to a canon 60D from my other canon, so with time hope to get shots like those!
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Thanks for that.
Thanks for that.
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I'm still learning
I'm still learning
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Join the club mate we all are. This shot would benifit from some post production to sort out some small issues but as it stands it is OK for me. They get better the more you take
Join the club mate we all are. This shot would benifit from some post production to sort out some small issues but as it stands it is OK for me. They get better the more you take
Got lucky after a lot of trying with these shots
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Hi guys, I'm hoping you can help me
I find my camera really slow in the higher quality settings, 6-8 seconds per shot, before i splash out on an expensive memory card, will it actually make much difference?
I find my camera really slow in the higher quality settings, 6-8 seconds per shot, before i splash out on an expensive memory card, will it actually make much difference?
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Quite possibly will make a difference, the write speed of the card and the size of the file you are trying to write to it will determine how soon your camera is ready for the next shot.
What camera are you using? What type of card do you have?
Quite possibly will make a difference, the write speed of the card and the size of the file you are trying to write to it will determine how soon your camera is ready for the next shot.
What camera are you using? What type of card do you have?
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Thanks for the reply
It's a nikon l110 bridge camera 12mp and I usually just grab cheap sd cards when I need them from supermarkets etc
So I should choose one with a high write speed, does the storage size make any difference to speed?
Thanks for the reply
It's a nikon l110 bridge camera 12mp and I usually just grab cheap sd cards when I need them from supermarkets etc
So I should choose one with a high write speed, does the storage size make any difference to speed?
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Just read a few online reviews of it and you're not the only one to complain about it's speed by a long way!
Looks like it's just a very slow camera I'm afraid. If you can borrow a faster card from someone just to see if it makes a difference then it's worth a try.
Just read a few online reviews of it and you're not the only one to complain about it's speed by a long way!
Looks like it's just a very slow camera I'm afraid. If you can borrow a faster card from someone just to see if it makes a difference then it's worth a try.
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Yeh I read a few of the reviews a while back, I think il try borrowing a card first like you say.
Shame really that the only thing I don't like about it, or that and the fact nikkon bring out a new version of it every 6 months.
More research next time I think
Cheers
Yeh I read a few of the reviews a while back, I think il try borrowing a card first like you say.
Shame really that the only thing I don't like about it, or that and the fact nikkon bring out a new version of it every 6 months.
More research next time I think
Cheers
Help/tips with close up tackle shots please
When taking pics of things like alarms/reels/hangers etc, is there a good background to have in the shot? I know it wont be see as such, but it will be in the shot
When taking pics of things like alarms/reels/hangers etc, is there a good background to have in the shot? I know it wont be see as such, but it will be in the shot