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shed shed
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#2099 26 Dec 2013 19:45
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Nice photo again Dave
dangerousdave dangerousdave
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#2100 27 Dec 2013 19:02
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Thanks Sheridan
duggs
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#2101 29 Dec 2013 11:25
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noj
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Social photographer...
#2102 30 Dec 2013 10:52
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andy_carper001 andy_carper001
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#2103 31 Dec 2013 14:50
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Happy new year all

Liking the frog picture Jon
Russ_C Russ_C
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#2104 2 Jan 2014 16:48
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Right guys I have a bit of a problem that's come up with my canon 600d needed to take a night shot of my carp the other night. Got a mate to do the honours so set it on auto but when it came to take the shot it would not focus even when another mate shone his head torch on me so it could get a fix it still sturggled to auto focus.

Any tips on how to do night shots
roman
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#2105 2 Jan 2014 17:15
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See post 2087' may be the same for 600d
Keebs
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#2106 2 Jan 2014 17:21
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Most SLR's struggle to focus in the dark but if you had a decent head torch pointed at you it should have found focus.

Has the lens been switched to MF (Manual focus) rather than AF (Auto focus)?

Could condensation be a problem? We've has some pretty cold nights lately!

Keebs
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#2107 2 Jan 2014 17:22
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One for Pete P.

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dangerousdave dangerousdave
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#2108 3 Jan 2014 19:35
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Just wondered were you using live view
I have found the focusing in live view on my D5100 is very poor in low light.
I have tried using 3 sets of led torches and found this is not enough.
Though not in live view focusing through the lens should be ok with a torch

petethecrip petethecrip
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#2109 8 Jan 2014 22:16
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lovely you have certainly brought the colour out
skewenangler skewenangler
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#2110 10 Jan 2014 22:06
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could it be the autofocus area is set for multi point and not centre point?
sundance sundance
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#2111 16 Jan 2014 17:44
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andy_carper001 andy_carper001
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#2112 18 Jan 2014 16:50
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Nice pic Paul, pin sharp!
baggiebob baggiebob
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#2113 21 Jan 2014 11:55
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If i wanted to take shots of star trails with a building or tree in foreground, how do i achieve this if my camera is pointing towards the stars? do i take a picture of the building / tree first? then adjust camera to the stars? Does anyone know the best settings for camera, i have a canon eos 600d, and any nice dark places out in the sticks near crystal palace to achieve these kind of pictures.
Thanks in advance
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