Photography

[MorkC68]

Just found this page else I'd have posted up earlier.

Here are a few b & w shots from a meet up with the T2 guys last weekend.





I use a Nikon Z7ii and its a great camera once you get used to its foibles and features..which I'm still getting to grips with!

 

[T6ChrisO]

Just found this page else I'd have posted up earlier.

Here are a few b & w shots from a meet up with the T2 guys last weekend.

View attachment 285692
View attachment 285693
View attachment 285694

I use a Nikon Z7ii and its a great camera once you get used to its foibles and features..which I'm still getting to grips with!

These genuinely look like they were taken years ago. Well done

 

[MorkC68]

These genuinely look like they were taken years ago. Well done

Thanks, they did turn out good with the help of Lightroom to edit the raw files.

 

[TeeCeeJay]

Evening all,

My youngest lad (10 years old) has a budding interest in photography. Besides his iPhone, he has recently bought himself Nikon Coolpix L840 from eBay which he adores.

If there anyone here who’d be happy to have a WhatsApp or Facetine chat with him (don’t worry, I’ll be in the background) about photography and the like to help him with his new hobby?

Many thanks,

JOG

This guy (video below) is a wildlife specialist but quite a few of his videos are basic tutorials that can apply to many styles of photography. The basics of exposure will need to be mastered and the relationship between shutter, aperture and speed rating (ISO) understood first.

There are many "types" of photography (sports, wildlife, portrait, landscape, street) but your son will need to learn the settings of his camera and understand how they affect his images as the same rules and effects will apply regardless of photo type.

Try only changing one thing at a time to see the effect. Even if it is 100 pictures of the cat in your garden. The benefit these days with digital is all the test pics are free and instant!

Good luck.

 

[JOG]

This guy (video below) is a wildlife specialist but quite a few of his videos are basic tutorials that can apply to many styles of photography. The basics of exposure will need to be mastered and the relationship between shutter, aperture and speed rating (ISO) understood first.

There are many "types" of photography (sports, wildlife, portrait, landscape, street) but your son will need to learn the settings of his camera and understand how they affect his images as the same rules and effects will apply regardless of photo type.

Try only changing one thing at a time to see the effect. Even if it is 100 pictures of the cat in your garden. The benefit these days with digital is all the test pics are free and instant!

Good luck.

This is excellent, thank you. Just the sort of resource he needs to nudge him in the right direction

 

[Badjamin]

I took my Nikon D50 antique with me to Scotland last week in the hopes to 'develop' my photography skills... Both batteries charged both lens's packed but... both memory cards were full and no laptop to transfer. Noob mistake

 

[TeeCeeJay]

This is excellent, thank you. Just the sort of resource he needs to nudge him in the right direction

Just found this one. It's a really good explanation of the basic 3 and what their effects are.

 

[shropschris]

Howlin loon

 

[Kind of Blue]

When I worked overseas, me & my mates found an Olympus Miu buried in the sand on a beach. Cleaned and serviced it and it became our "nights out" camera for at least a year until we lost it. Great bit of kit

Riddle of the Sands!

 

[Hobo Mikey]

A hike up a hill in Killin Scotland this morning looking down at Loch Tay.

 

[MorkC68]

A few of my favourite shots from a local, small festival called ValeFest.

Brian Stone & the Masters of None


Paul Henshaw Band


The Hugo Steady Band


Ex Ferocious Dog instrumentalist, Star Botherers guitarist & local legend Ellis

 

[Badjamin]

A few of my favourite shots from a local, small festival called ValeFest.

Brian Stone & the Masters of None
View attachment 288054

Paul Henshaw Band
View attachment 288055

The Hugo Steady Band
View attachment 288056

Ex Ferocious Dog instrumentalist, Star Botherers guitarist & local legend Ellis
View attachment 288057

Love the Levellers profile pic

 

[MorkC68]

Love the Levellers profile pic

Thanks buddy, we enjoy there music, seen them lots over the years!

 

[Frigo110]

Sony A7 IV, FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS, ISO 200, f2.8, 1/200sec

 

[Bigsidavies]

Cheeky little trip out in the van very near to home this evening.
Looks a bit more green on the phone than the MacBook. Run through denoise as the ISO was 12800 and heavily cropped.

 

[TeeCeeJay]

Cheeky little trip out in the van very near to home this evening.
Looks a bit more green on the phone than the MacBook. Run through demonise as the ISO was 12800 and heavily cropped.View attachment 291884

 

[Bigsidavies]

Love a YT photography tutorial.

 

[Stay Frosty]

Cheeky little trip out in the van very near to home this evening.
Looks a bit more green on the phone than the MacBook. Run through denoise as the ISO was 12800 and heavily cropped.View attachment 291884

Long eared tufted owl or European eagle owl only the dark eyes contradict that?

 

[Waterman]

Just found this page else I'd have posted up earlier.

Here are a few b & w shots from a meet up with the T2 guys last weekend.

View attachment 285692
View attachment 285693
View attachment 285694

I use a Nikon Z7ii and its a great camera once you get used to its foibles and features..which I'm still getting to grips with!

 

[Waterman]

The Cheltenham Badlands, Canada Take May 25