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Poole | lydiashiningbrightly posted a photo:
I'd been meaning to take a photo of this for ages, and I've finally gotten round to it.
It's part of a building in St Peter's Way, behind St Peter's RC Church in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. |
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The faithful light on May Island sending out its helpful signal to shipping in the Firth of Forth.
Posted for a theme entitled "Help"
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Zach Johnston (freshman-advertising) plays dominoes with a translator and two Haitian locals in Port-au-Prince during spring break. | SteelToad posted a photo:
Day 73 / 365
Getting frustrated with auto-focus frequently giving me soft pictures on my 7D, I think it's on its way back to the Canon factory (again) for a full checkup.
I'm no photo wiz, and my eyesight isn't the greatest, but I don't think I should be able to get better focus manually on an lcd screen than the highly touted 7D focus mechanism
Yes I realize that doing the manual with Live-View takes some mirror play out of the equation, but there seems to be an overlying softness to anything I take with auto focus
I took these shots at maximum zoom, wide open for each lens, on a tripod with remote shutter release cable, IS off, 10 feet away from the target. Auto focus was single spot focus on the center point. I focused on the line that says "Screen images simulated" (irony I know). Pictures taken with a 28-135 and a 70-300 in both auto and manual.
One thing I found a little confusing is that with manual focus most of the text seemed to be relatively in focus while auto left it falling out of focus. I've tried micro-adjusting the lens but cant get reliable reproduce-able results so there's no adjustment. The same problem happens across all 4 lenses I've tried
Any opinions are most welcome, I don't care if I'm wrong, I just want better pictures. |
Sergio Buss posted a photo:
When I was younger, so much younger than today,
I never needed anybody's help in any way.
But now these days are gone, I'm not so self assured,
Now I find I've changed my mind and opened up the doors...
Testing the dreadful ISO 6400. No noiseware applied. - pffffffff... it's 1600 actually.
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I really really love and cherish your comments but please no shiny graphics, alright?
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?[-?_??]? | the doctorofphotog posted a photo:
I like the photo but didn't use it...could not decide which element! Please help by voting:Emphasis,Proportion,Movement,Repetition,Variety,Harmony or Unity! |
hicharley posted a photo:
You know, every week when i upload my 52 photo, i have to check my photostream because i cant remember what week it is.
View On Black | hicharley posted a photo:
out take from this weeks photo, cant decide which one i like more
my lip is caught on the wires btw, its kind of the point, im not just pulling a stupid face
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Ansell Wannabe posted a photo:
Look at the screen with the large version of the picture, then place your index finger in the middle of the screen, stare at your finger, then slowly while still looking focused at you finger, start to bring it towards your nose, at about 15 - 6 inches you'll see a 3rd image appear in the middle, now try to stay focused on that image while slowly dropping your finger away from view. As with anything practice makes perfect, once your eyes have been trained to do this within a week or less you'll no longer need your finger to see the 3D image. Oh if you wear glasses for reading and looking at the net remove them first, they'll only make things harder until you have learned to do this!
Of course a proper 3D viewer also helps and there are several freely available on the net, the most popular and one of the best is Stereophoto Maker "Stereophoto Maker Download" which you can download by clicking on this highlighted link!
This program allows you to view the original size 3D image by loading it as a stereo image then just scroll the mouse wheel to alter size. A normal viewer will not show it this way! Anyway download that link and have a play you'll soon get the idea! BTW the program doesn't need installing only extracting from the zip and then run it!
If you still want More info or help then I would recommend "Ray Tomes' Article" on this subject, it's very informative and it also saves me a lot of writing here, that which has already been done! :)
Many good images from around the world can also be seen on Flickr "Here" | gingerpig2000 posted a photo:
Here in eastern Poland we have problems, we are one of the poorest regions of the European Union, and people are finding it difficult to deal with some essential problems, even having the courage to admit they exist in any proactive way.
These are some homes right next to the place where I work, most of us have cars, comfortable apartments and high levels of education, but this is one of the poorest districts in the city and the poorest reputation. But there are good people living here, trying to bring up their families in the best way they can.
We don't know how to help. |
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