Photography Talk

Perhaps we could have a giant name that plant athon where we hunt around all the albums in an attempt to name the plants in the photo?

Love the first and last ones, wish my camera skills were that good

If you buy an external hard drive and backup to that you'd still have your files if your PC crashes and you could set it up to do automatic backups 'on the fly' so that as soon as you save a file on the PC it gets copied onto the external drive. It's a lot less hassle than using on-line image...

Toooooo much information in the B.A.A. site. I'll use the other one you were so kind to stick up. Cheers, Tony.

See if this article helps clarify issues of focus and depth of field. >

First efforts looking good Dave....you should be well pleased.

Photobucket has now decided it doesn't like me viewing at anything over 100% and punishes me by trying to hide the Select photos to upload button behind text, making it a bit tricky to click on:

I like the panasonic G3, but i just need to save for the bigger zoom really. I'm being a bit greedy, the 14-42mm just doesn't do it for me, i want the 45-175!

Absolutely spanking views and good solid pictures. Just a shame we cannot get views like those in East Anglia

That's just great Pip - well done.And yes - "DO NOT STICK FINGERS INSIDE CAMERA, EVER" :WINK1:

Sunrise...using SR Auto and zoom.I'll have a try with the Movie tomorrow.

We have both bought an extra battery and charger so we can charge up before BUT we won't use them till the 25th (honest). :D

I bet they are all plastic.The Mrs and I played a game with those giant sets on holiday once, trouble was this French bloke (who was reading his paper) Kept shaking his head if she almost made a wrong move, quite a few folk ended up watching because no one was brave enough to play in public...

Thanks Steve for the offer, I'll keep it in mind.

Hi Pal thank you my friend,have a lovely evening

Thanks Pixel! It was taken with a Canon EOS 60D. Could perhaps have been a little sharper if I'd used a tripod and cable release but lugging a tripod as well as a fairly heavy camera plus all the other wet weather gear etc up a mountain isn't fun. I was lucky with the light and clouds - they...

Thank you, but not in this case. (physicaly too big)

Brilliant, in HD it's almost 3D, the stars are stunning.

I've been watching all of these for some time, from since they were a bargain if around £180, until £149.99 was supposed to be a bargain a few weeks ago, and have kept waiting for the price to be affordable for one of us to have as their 'point and shoot' and seem to have been online checking at...

As with most digital cameras, the shutter lags a bit but it's much better than my old Fuji. I just take loads of shots in the hope of getting a few decent ones.