In his caravan
Skye, Sherman and rainbow
following the first good night's sleep in ages, I'd been writing emails and trying to catch up with stuff... after uploading the last of Rob's grain the day before. He shouted from the stack yard, 'Rick, you've got to see this'...
my first proper out of camera horizontal pano. I did make sure it was a steady movement on the slowest burst, but compared to the stills, each frame had some movement blur. There won't be a 'next time' for this shot, but I reckon I will avoid bursting, so to speak, and simply take static shots. Also, I'm going to take up my son's offer of a lens hood for xmas, as I had to spot out loads of rain on the lens>
Learnt too, that you can't play around a lot with colour as the rainbow is very sensitive to it.
I'd love any feedback on the greyscale gamut or colour, as I still haven't a clue what my pics look like on a calibrated monitor... I use my old Samsung TV :-)
Skye, Sherman and rainbow
following the first good night's sleep in ages, I'd been writing emails and trying to catch up with stuff... after uploading the last of Rob's grain the day before. He shouted from the stack yard, 'Rick, you've got to see this'...
my first proper out of camera horizontal pano. I did make sure it was a steady movement on the slowest burst, but compared to the stills, each frame had some movement blur. There won't be a 'next time' for this shot, but I reckon I will avoid bursting, so to speak, and simply take static shots. Also, I'm going to take up my son's offer of a lens hood for xmas, as I had to spot out loads of rain on the lens>
Learnt too, that you can't play around a lot with colour as the rainbow is very sensitive to it.
I'd love any feedback on the greyscale gamut or colour, as I still haven't a clue what my pics look like on a calibrated monitor... I use my old Samsung TV :-)