How do you take all your photos!

[404 Titan]

I have a Canon 350D. Personally I don’t think you can beat it in the digital SLR camera market. There are a stack of different lenses and options and it is dead easy to use if you want to take shots in auto or as you become more competent you can try being a little artistic with it and go fully manual and then use the excellent software that comes with it to play around with the image or images.

[redsnail]

G'day Jarse,

No I didn't. As we say, if it's good enough for the Concorde, it's good enough for us. Junior's operational again and I've been happily riding around the countryside. When will you be riding again?

Great pics every one. Really enjoying them.

[123567]

Thought i'd try this out


[img]http://au.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ian...cd.jpg&.src=ph[/img]

PS ckick previous etc to see the rest

[123567]

Thanks

Capt Claret/anyone

Typed it in as you said - how do you get it to show up in the forum?

[redsnail]

You need to use the tags [img][/img]

[Jet_A_Knight]

Jeez jarsie - i don't envy you having to go through security screening when you get back to work!

[RENURPP]

Its the memories more than the camera. Hope this doesn't offend.

Scanned from a print off an SLR from memory.


The next two with a Nikon Coolpix 3.2 mega pixels

And please heed the good advice. personally abstaining is my motto.

[psycho joe]

...With a pocket sized canon ixus.

[Chimbu chuckles]

Is that the Betty bomber on Bouganville Island that Yamamoto was shot down in?

I haven't seen it myself since the 80s..before the Bouganville 'War'...but if memory serves...

[Capt Claret]

123567

• Go back to your post and select edit
• Delete the opening " and replace it with [img]
• Delete the closing " and replace it with [/img]
• Click on save

[123567]

Thanks gentlemen, it would appear my hosting website was the problem. Changed to photobucket. Using a sony T3

Falcon 7X


Anti Missile on a private Saudi jet

[123567]

My Office [the one I fly - taken at Shanghai airshow by a professional who kindly sent me a copy- sorry i don't know what camera he used]


This certainly makes it EASY Note the cross top middle - that's our mouse pointer - the CCDs are located next to the power levers on the above picture

[Avgas172]

Any digital camera that has at least 10X optical zoom and 6 megapixels would be good, there is a good Canon in the shops for around $ 400+ that has that capability (and I want one) Fuji also has a similar set up. Wsa flying abeam Carnarvon National Park in mid May not long after first light @A045 and the view of the breaking sun on the escarpments was great. Unfortunately only had a 3 mega and 3X zoom so the shots were only average (I refuse to accept any responsibility for bad photos or flying) My Canon T80 (SLR) has long been retired but maybe I better get it out for a service and just pay extra for the film.
cheers
A172

[disco_air]

Gotta love wet season shots



Taken on my last day at work in the Kimberley.

Just a simple point & shoot Samsung job.

...disco

[Mango]

This is what happens when the hook falls off the end off your long stick on the worlds longest mail run. You use "pinky the pilot" good on yah pinky if you are reading this.

Mango

canon ixus400

[muddergoose]

The rest of the pilot is in his guts!
Disclaimer: While all attempts have been made to extol humour, my intention is not to offend projected party.

[muddergoose]

123576

Is that your ARN? If so, does that put you about '82 -'83?

[Ratshit]

123576

Originally Posted by muddergoose

Is that your ARN? If so, does that put you about '82 -'83?

Can't see it!

Mine's 125### - from 1974.

R

[123567]

Originally Posted by muddergoose

Is that your ARN? If so, does that put you about '82 -'83?

Sorry I don't understand ARN? and in 82 I was Just leaving school and chasing young girls around - some things never change...

If ARN is your license # mine is NZ & FAA, NZ starts 34*** who knows what they are up to now.

[psycho joe]

Is that the Betty bomber on Bouganville Island that Yamamoto was shot down in?

No unfortunately I never got the chance to see Yamamoto's wreck. These are wrecks on Ballalae island in the western province of the Solomons, which was Yamamoto's original destination. The island is full of wrecks that were abandoned where they were parked after the Americans filled them with holes.