Simon, many thanks for hosting my pic

(would of posted up sooner but can only get on t' net at work now)

 

Was a descision made on how we are going to decide what to do for the next round?

 

Ian the winner of this will decide next round, gotta win something

Si

 

Hi all

It's nice to see the entries starting to pour in now - especially from those who don't normally post on photography threads. Welcome to the club

I've just posted my other entry - it's the result of some fun and games with lighting, which is a subject about which I'm trying to learn. Comments (good or bad!) welcome as always

Mr Cookie: could you pick a date for the entries to stop and for the voting to begin please? I'd suggest next Monday (15th) to give everyone another weekend but so that we can get the voting complete by Christmas.

Keep the photos rolling in

Andy

 

Monday 15th is cool with me Andy i like your bush

I now have one up but it's not what i wanted to do just thought i ought to post something, car is currently not runnig due to power steering fluid pissing everywheretried to fix it today, but i really need the right oring/gasket from subaru

Also forgot to tile mine think i'll called it by kitchen light

Si

 

What a pity about the lens flare in Sbradley's pic
Any chance of another attempt, or a bit of Photoshopping to get rid of it?

 

Hang on carl!

I haven't even got one of my pics up there yet! I'm just hosting for others, and apart from resizing it doesn't feel right for me to start 'adjusting' someone else's work...

SB

 

Sorry, I thought it was yours

 

Carl, is that mine, the one of the road / cars? I kinda like it...it started to rain so I think that a drop of rain, possibly!

 

get back onto page 1
We really need a seperate photo forum Mr Webby

 

Can I ask if anybody knows how to adjust the shutter speed on a Casio QV R4?

 

Ian

So far not found anything for shutter speeds but in your best shots options you have one called fireworks mode, this is the one for trailing lights etc, assuming that's what you want to do

Si

Edit to say Fireworks mode opens shutter for a pre defined length of time, is the M on the dial for manual mode

[Edited by Mr.Cookie - 12/10/2003 9:44:10 PM]

 

You can change shutter speed for 1/2000 up to 2 seconds just downloading manual

 

or the fireworks mode

 

Hi,
Added my tuppence worth.
Constructive criticism most welcome from those in the know on this lark.

C

 

Hi Big C

If you want i'll host your pics for you.

Si

 

Peeps,

I posted something here this morning as I didnt know if I was allowed to put more in here or if it was not "arty" enough

Is there a limit on the number of entries?

Nice pics so far though I'm glad I'm not the judge

~Jules

[Edited by judgejules - 12/11/2003 2:52:10 AM]

 

Hi Judge

I'd Say 2 but deffo no more than 3 entries per person gotta feel for whomever going to judge the first one from then on it'll be one of us as it'll be the winner from previous round, i think that's fairly fair unless anyone has problems with it, obviously this would mean the one who chooses the winner can't pick there own work, but that doesn't stop them posting pics


Cheers
Si
Ps Cracking pics of your scoob



[Edited by Mr.Cookie - 12/11/2003 5:25:54 AM]

 

Hi Folks

I've was speaking to a mod (waves to ian) last niht and apparenlt si and shaun are very busy so doubt they'll be able to decide the first one, if everyones okay with it i've sorted a pole out here, only one problem i can't seem to sort allowing none registered people to vote the other option is we do a post on scoobynet which then gets counted by some one

Si
Ps if anyones unhappy about me putting pics there let me know and i'll remove

 

Pps i named a couple of them too

Si
Ps Andy or i think ian is there any chance you can take a photo with your lens cap on shutter speed 30 seconds f2.8 would like to see a noise comparison

 

Can do - although it doesn't matter which f/stop is used if the lens cap is on!

 

Hi folks

Nice pics... just waiting for the weather so I can take some more. I took the one I put up last night, moon was just glimmering through the clouds - was a bit of a pain because the clouds were moving, any longer exposure and it just turned into a grey mass.

Just a quickie... I have 2 hot pixels on my eos 10d... and was wondering if I should ask for a replacement and test it down at the shop (its only a couple days old). One of the hot pixels is quite bad actually and will need editing out of most pics that have low-ish light.

A 30 second iso 100 doesnt have much noise.. but at 1600

Cheers,

Richie.

 

Couple more posted up.

Cheers

Ian

 

Andy

No worries about the pic now ramdor sorted me well bar the fact i NEED a 10d

Si

 

Just looked at the pics and there's some gooduns in there

Si

 

Gimmie clear sky dammit ;p

Richie.

[Edited by ramdor - 12/12/2003 10:55:41 AM]

 

Cheers for the information on shutter speeds i will play around with that.

 

Richie you got it yet

 

Not yet.. but I seem to be standing up every time I hear a van outside

Richie doing his 'anti-rain' dance.

 

Mr Cookie: the 1D and 10D have VERY different long exposure noise levels. The 10D uses Canon's latest CMOS sensor which is absolutely fantastic for long exposures, with minimal noise levels and only a handful of hot pixels if you're unlucky.

The 1D, on the other hand, uses an off-the-shelf CCD sensor which is crap at long exposures. Not only are noise levels much higher, but there are also thousands of hot pixels. To top it all, the two upper corners turn purple due to the heat generated by the CCD readout amplifiers. (This effect is so bad that 30s @ ISO 3200 actually causes the corner pixels to saturate even in total darkness!)

These effects aren't seen in my entries because the first was only a 0.6 sec exposure (ie. not actually very long), and the second was taken when it was really cold outside which helps a lot. At low ISO settings it takes about 30s for things to turn nasty anyway - but nevertheless I was a bit apprehensive when I heard about the 'night time' theme. I was all ready to shoot my entries on film

Andy.