Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I had these coming up on my front lawn in Liverpool in the first house I owned. Lovely!
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General Photography thread
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seagull_special
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Beautiful! Nature is amazing
hoveboyslim
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I spent a couple of hours today viewing the Elton John collection in the V&A Museum. Some stunning work in there
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
I keep my collection of EJ albums at home
Armchair
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- Mar 3, 2009
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Haven't done much action photography but I thought I would test the camera's focus tracking. My dog loves jumping to catch a ball so .......
Fuji XT5 Fuji XF 70-300mm lens at 70mm (105mm FFE) 1000th second at F4 on continuous shooting, The tracking seems to work quite well.
Fuji XT5 Fuji XF 70-300mm lens at 70mm (105mm FFE) 1000th second at F4 on continuous shooting, The tracking seems to work quite well.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Stunningly good!
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
Owl Fly.
Patio's looking nice.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Nice shot….and an expensive bit of kit
Change at Barnham
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A photo I took at Arundel Castle on Sunday using my new Sony a7Rv which I'm still getting used to and enjoying.
It has a cracking subject recognition feature where it locks onto the eyes of people, animals or birds and tracks the moving subject.
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It has a cracking subject recognition feature where it locks onto the eyes of people, animals or birds and tracks the moving subject.
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Were you 'looking after them' for a 'friend'?
"Ere, la', watch me plants for me for a couple of weeks while I deal with the bizzies, and there may be a drink in it" sort of thing?
Tremendous thigh definition
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Shud ha heared de Scouse removal men when I got them to transport me treeferns, dey had a right cob on, but I calmed dem down and give em a couple of bifters.Were you 'looking after them' for a 'friend'?
Armchair
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- Mar 3, 2009
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Nice shot….and an expensive bit of kit
Sorry, not intended as a boast, other posters were asking for camera info so I put it in.Nice shot….and an expensive bit of kit
Started with one older than this 60+ years ago
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Apologies….i didnt mean to come across as if u were boasting (hence my emoji)….its always useful to know the kit a persons using….f stop etcSorry, not intended as a boast, other posters were asking for camera info so I put it in.
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Ps I’m a Fuji fan
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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I took your post as I think you meant it.... it's expensive (it is to me anyway) and with cameras you get what you pay for. Not knocking skill of the individual but the latest kit and tracking at the high end is incredible, my 8 year old pentax can't track anything, image quality though is pretty good when I get it right.Apologies….i didnt mean to come across as if u were boasting (hence my emoji)….its always useful to know the kit a persons using….f stop etc
Ps I’m a Fuji fan
Armchair
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- Mar 3, 2009
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Please, no apology necessary, as a new poster on this thread I didn't want to come across as some flash Harry. (No offence to HWT of course!Apologies….i didnt mean to come across as if u were boasting (hence my emoji)….its always useful to know the kit a persons using….f stop etc
Ps I’m a Fuji fan
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Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
That's the only thing, the tracking for action shots, well and ability to crop more aggressively without losing quality, that I miss using cheaper (still not cheap) cameras. I love the quality from my older Pentax which is now 14 years old and my Fuji x-t1 which is 10.
Armchair
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- Mar 3, 2009
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I love Fuji cameras too. I changed from Canon about 8 years ago and never regretted it. The quality of the jpeg images is excellent and I much prefer the manual dials to electronic controls, they seem much more intuitive to me. I had an XE first and the ability of a mirrorless camera to show through the viewfinder exactly what the image you are going to capture looks like and make adjustments before pressing the shutter was a revelation.