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Shots of Dyrham Park taken today. (all handheld)









Last edited by martinsmith99 on Sat Apr 17, 2010 7:53 pm; edited 1 time in total


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Copycat... Very Happy here's some I did today with a Fuji E550- the first is where the tripod fell over- before Mr Smith squeals on me




Very Happy


Last edited by Poolhall on Sat Apr 17, 2010 8:31 pm; edited 1 time in total


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A tripod? PAH!

All mine were handheld. Cool


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Very gothic look!

Smile Great!

Doug

martinsmith99 wrote:
Shots of Dyrham Park taken today. (all handheld)









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Yes a teeny tripod Shocked but also a baby, girlfriend, pram and a Samsung Gx-10 with 3 feet of Tair 3A stuck on it- and I wasn't molested by a cow either Laughing


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You have such photo-worthy structures over there...really like the effect
you're both getting with these!


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Stunning last Photo with the paddocks in the background and their divisions!

@Poolhall
I like #4 It is an odd effect you get looking up through the trees


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Thanks guys blame on it on Smith- he encouraged me and gave me hints as to how to do it and also CarbonR his pics the other day were really impressive. The odd thing is that with the fuji its very hard to see what you are taking when the filter is on-its that dark even in bright light- so its a bit of a lottery but fun to try and certainly a different view


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Poolhall wrote:
Thanks guys blame on it on Smith- he encouraged me and gave me hints as to how to do it and also CarbonR his pics the other day were really impressive. The odd thing is that with the fuji its very hard to see what you are taking when the filter is on-its that dark even in bright light- so its a bit of a lottery but fun to try and certainly a different view

Too late now, you've had the op!

I can't remember what the viewfinder on the Fuji is like, but the Oly is very good. WYSIWYG!


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Olympus camedia c-2020 zoom IF abilities
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