Ian Webb:

Went to the Belton House Horse Trials today. (I reckon they were all innocent!)

 

 

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Nice shots, looks like me trying to hang on to my mare

 

Id like to go to Chatsworth but my oh isnt a horsey nut like me

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Technically speaking photo from Thursday. Got a new Sigma 10-20mm.

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thanks for the comments Adrian and Lisa. Must be plenty of other things for the OH to do at Chatsworth while you're doing the horsey thing Lisa!

Webby

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great colour action shots Ian.

veggie, great curvy line of daffs. its a great lens.

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Ian Webb:

thanks for the comments Adrian and Lisa. Must be plenty of other things for the OH to do at Chatsworth while you're doing the horsey thing Lisa!

Webby

 

Well if weathers fine ( 2 young kids + cold weather = not a good day!) we will be going!! so hopefully i can post some of my own pics soon plus see lots of stunning horses

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veggiesosage - great shot and curves. I`ve got the lens myself and have used it non-stop over the last couple of weeks and got some great shots  - you`ll love it!

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I'm new in this corner of the forum. Is a somewhat older picture allowed here?
This one is from february:

New Zealand: sunrise @ the Alps near Fox

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My shot of the day

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It wouldn't let me delete the post - so I've removed the content - it was awful!  I need to go away and practice A LOT before I come back here.

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this ones from last week, but havent been able to post it up as i was in italy taking it

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moonlustie:

It wouldn't let me delete the post - so I've removed the content - it was awful!  I need to go away and practice A LOT before I come back here.

Hi moonlustie and welcome.

Don't worry about posting photos, as we all do bad ones at times. If it's a problem with composition or getting the best from camera and lenses, by posting it give people a chance to show you the right direction and correct mistakes. Remember, we all had to start somewhere and most of us are still learning.

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OldBoy:

moonlustie:

It wouldn't let me delete the post - so I've removed the content - it was awful!  I need to go away and practice A LOT before I come back here.

Hi moonlustie and welcome.

Don't worry about posting photos, as we all do bad ones at times. If it's a problem with composition or getting the best from camera and lenses, by posting it give people a chance to show you the right direction and correct mistakes. Remember, we all had to start somewhere and most of us are still learning.

Thank you, you're kind - it's so frustrating - I've had my Fuji FinePix 6500fd for a year and I just can't seem to get things into sharpe focus - apart from a few fluke pictures or ones taken outside in bright sunshine.  When I look through the viewfinder they seem clear but get them onto the computer/onto a web page and they're all blurry.  Against the other pictures on this page the one I posted just looked so awful, I couldn't bear to leave it there.  I've read so many books and magazines and yet I don't seem to be any better than when I started - perhaps I should go back to a point and shoot.

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moonlustie:

OldBoy:

moonlustie:

It wouldn't let me delete the post - so I've removed the content - it was awful!  I need to go away and practice A LOT before I come back here.

Hi moonlustie and welcome.

Don't worry about posting photos, as we all do bad ones at times. If it's a problem with composition or getting the best from camera and lenses, by posting it give people a chance to show you the right direction and correct mistakes. Remember, we all had to start somewhere and most of us are still learning.

Thank you, you're kind - it's so frustrating - I've had my Fuji FinePix 6500fd for a year and I just can't seem to get things into sharpe focus - apart from a few fluke pictures or ones taken outside in bright sunshine.  When I look through the viewfinder they seem clear but get them onto the computer/onto a web page and they're all blurry.  Against the other pictures on this page the one I posted just looked so awful, I couldn't bear to leave it there.  I've read so many books and magazines and yet I don't seem to be any better than when I started - perhaps I should go back to a point and shoot.

Ah! You might have suggested the cause of the problem. It appears that low light is part of the problem. Can you change the ISO to a higher value, as blurry images suggest camera/subject movement in lower light levels.

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Hi Moon.

I'm not that well up on Fuji camers. However, a friend had a top-end bridge one, model number escapes me, and he had same issues - sharp in viewfinder, but playback and downloads were outta focus. Appeared to be the camera in the end, and he ditched it. Not making any comment on whether his was a one-off issue or otherwise; I simply don't know.

Best thing, take a number of images; some close-up, mid distance and some landscape type. But do all these on a tripod with remote or timer release. If they're still soft, then must be the camera?

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