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Today at Debach Airfield. Really enjoyable day out and only a fiver! Please excuse some of the quality of the photos, I'm still trying to work out how the new camera works!!
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The rest of my Photos are here (http://www.richardflagg.fotopic.net/c1299830.html). Just the aircraft though! It was not the best lighting conditions so I have edited as best I can.
Comments as always are appreciated.
Richard
Mr_Grubby
12th Jun 2007, 11:08
Richard.
Nice pics. as usual !!
What sort of new camera have you got ?
Clint.
Out Of Trim
12th Jun 2007, 18:32
Thanks for those pics Richard. I know you are using a Nikon D70s.
- I'm just wondering what White Balance settings you are using. I myself use a Nikon D70 but always use Auto white Balance -2 and a custom curve Sreala2 which helps to lift the images quite a bit.
If you want to know anymore about these and D70 settings - see here:-
http://www.digitalkb.com/nikon/d70/nikon_d70_articles/settings_guide/
All the best
Cheers OOT.
Thanks for the comments!
As OOT says I am using a Nikon D70s which I brought in October 2006. As you can tell I am still getting used to the settings of it and still working out how it works!!! I tend to shoot on a shutter priority or the sport mode settings, Whitie balance is always set to auto.
What is "custom curve Sreala2"?? I may have a play around with the white balance settings as well. I am still working out the focusing modes! Usually it is set to the closest subject.
Richard
Out Of Trim
12th Jun 2007, 20:39
Hi Richard - You can download a curve that changes how the Sensor works. ie. It can change contrast and DR from the Nikon Standard that most people think makes D70 photos a bit muddy and dark.
The site above explains a lot better than I can; but, I really like the changes it brings and I don't wont to change anything else. So have a good read of that!
I originally found out about this on the website www.dpreview.com (http://www.dpreview.com) which I think is the best digital resource available.
Thank for the OOT, I'll have a fiddle and see what I can do.