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elpalmo · *by **elpalmo** on Fri 26/Feb/10 10:48pm*

Another vote for Macbook/pro + CS4/lightroom + ext HDD. just make sure you get a good reliable laptop with a lot of room. You may spend a bit more now but it will be useful for a lot longer if you buy a quality machine.

Bigfoot · *by **Bigfoot** on Sat 27/Feb/10 8:23am*

I used to have an acer - it was nice, and then it died (had a good run though)

My new acer is annoying and cheap - its a year on and I can't wait to replace it... Metal body FTW.

nzmatto · *by **nzmatto** on Sat 27/Feb/10 9:47am*

Had a bit of a road trip the other day, took a few shots, mostly of the sunrise and then the mountain. Was nice to have a train turn up right on cue.

Bigfoot · *by **Bigfoot** on Sat 27/Feb/10 9:54am*

Beauty!

Bigfoot · *by **Bigfoot** on Sat 27/Feb/10 10:00am*

Good to have friends working olympic security... special access was fun

It was a touch dark for handheld shots, but you gotta work with what you gots...

DH_pinner · *by **DH_pinner** on Sat 27/Feb/10 9:45pm*

here are some photos of my cat and dog when they were very small and young,

the small cat you see is called Danny,and the cute wee dog is Ella,kind of like Danny-ella

avantibill · *by **avantibill** on Sat 27/Feb/10 11:47pm*

Calm full moon night, took these pics at the boundary of my backyard between 10.40 and 10.50pm. 60 sec exposure.

WH · *by WH on Sun 28/Feb/10 8:12am*

avantibill wrote:Calm full moon night, took these pics at the boundary of my backyard between 10.40 and 10.50pm. 60 sec exposure.

Very nice, love the stillness of the water. Slightly underexposed perhaps? With a little bit more light you get a kinda-like-daylight-but-not-really look. I say this from no experience of taking moonlit shots though! :eh:

- just having seen other people's work on tinterweb.

And to further exercise my own hypocrisy, here's an under-exposed long exposure I took yesterday morning

[Edit - yes, I know you can see the ND filter in the upper corners, forgot to shop them out...]

DH_pinner · *by **DH_pinner** on Sun 28/Feb/10 9:56am*

hey,advantibill,where do you live?looks preety nice

lubie · *by **lubie** on Sun 28/Feb/10 10:54am*

anyone got photos of the Tsunami? :sly:

Bigfoot · *by **Bigfoot** on Sun 28/Feb/10 7:05pm*

Yes... it looks just like the rest of the photos of the ocean I have from here

Sucks about the 5 on Robinson Crusoe Island

avantibill · *by **avantibill** on Sun 28/Feb/10 7:22pm*

WH wrote:Very nice, love the stillness of the water. Slightly underexposed perhaps?

My camera's shutter speed only goes to a max of 60secs. The aperture was set at f 2.8

I like your pic with the water looking rather silky

DH_pinner wrote: hey,advantibill,where do you live?looks preety nice

Tomahawk ( AKA Ocean Grove) a semi rural suburb of Dunedin on the South - East part of the Otago Peninsula. Happy to report that there was no destructive tsunamis today

molotovd · *by **molotovd** on Sun 28/Feb/10 7:37pm*

a pic we snapped of our lil girl a couple weeks ago. nothing compared to some of your fancy pants pics!

rjackson · *by **rjackson** on Mon 1/Mar/10 10:36am*

Christchurch had a pretty nice start to the day with nice views out to the Kaikouras.

JohnnyC · *by **JohnnyC** on Mon 1/Mar/10 9:13pm*

I played around with lighting set-up with sefl-portaits today as the sun went down, took me a while though to remember my pocketwizards only sync to 1/200s so I was moving my flash all over the place trying to figure out why my RH side was always dark! Finally clicked that my shutter speed was at 1/500s and it was the shutter curtain itself blocking the light, no matter where the flash was set up :blush:

Anyway heres the result with the shutter speed brought back to where it should be, the suns just going down behind the tree in the background to give some backlight with my flash set up camera right and fairly close to me, just below the height of the camera.

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