My P1 in the snow( other thread is fcuked)
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09 January 2003, 07:59 PM
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Like everyone else says, fantastic pictures, especially the one of the church, looks like it should have been a painting!
Always the bloody same, the south always gets the best of the weather, the most sunshine in the summer and this year, the best snow in the winter! (Scotland aside)
Oh yeah and since this is scoobynet and not weathernet, fantastic looking P1 aswell! lol
Always the bloody same, the south always gets the best of the weather, the most sunshine in the summer and this year, the best snow in the winter! (Scotland aside)
Oh yeah and since this is scoobynet and not weathernet, fantastic looking P1 aswell! lol
13 January 2003, 03:13 PM
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FRP,
The snow comes out grey cos the cameras metering is set to average grey 78%'ish level.
To get it to look nice and white from the camera you need to change the exposure value (EV) to about 2 stops over exposed.
Sounds about rite
It a long time since I did photography for a living. And digi cameras wern't even invented. LOL
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The snow comes out grey cos the cameras metering is set to average grey 78%'ish level.
To get it to look nice and white from the camera you need to change the exposure value (EV) to about 2 stops over exposed.
Sounds about rite
It a long time since I did photography for a living. And digi cameras wern't even invented. LOLIan
13 January 2003, 05:06 PM
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I didn't see the ratty dog tied to the railings with a bit of string though
You remember that article a while back that said there were beggars that went round the corner every evening and went home in their cars - that's that FB, that is. Gives genuine beggars a bad name[img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
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Pah - call that snow? Just back from Switzerland - coldest day was minus 30, and crossed the Swiss/French border at 6am Friday morning on the way home at minus 15 in a blizzard. Biggest problem for the STi all week was getting it down the icy hotel underground car park ramp with the ABS locking the wheels up and the 90 degree bend at the bottom looming
I didn't see the ratty dog tied to the railings with a bit of string though
You remember that article a while back that said there were beggars that went round the corner every evening and went home in their cars - that's that FB, that is. Gives genuine beggars a bad name[img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
FB
Pah - call that snow? Just back from Switzerland - coldest day was minus 30, and crossed the Swiss/French border at 6am Friday morning on the way home at minus 15 in a blizzard. Biggest problem for the STi all week was getting it down the icy hotel underground car park ramp with the ABS locking the wheels up and the 90 degree bend at the bottom looming
13 January 2003, 05:49 PM
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Big issue, ratty dogs on string?
I think that all that running you poor drones have to do on your little hamster wheels in the city has rotted your brains. I am a gentleman of private means and extensive leisure so I will ignore you all, throw another log on the fire, pour myself a glass of fine brandy, and lean back in my fine leather armchair in the calm of FatBoy Towers. Enjoy the train ride home chaps.
PS DTS I spent Christmas and New Year in Canada, anything you can do re the snow and temperatures I can do better
Oh yeah and the only reason the Sti stayed on the road was due to it's enormous weight
As to the photographers, Ian etc, thank you for fiddling,now get back to work
I think that all that running you poor drones have to do on your little hamster wheels in the city has rotted your brains. I am a gentleman of private means and extensive leisure so I will ignore you all, throw another log on the fire, pour myself a glass of fine brandy, and lean back in my fine leather armchair in the calm of FatBoy Towers. Enjoy the train ride home chaps.
PS DTS I spent Christmas and New Year in Canada, anything you can do re the snow and temperatures I can do better
Oh yeah and the only reason the Sti stayed on the road was due to it's enormous weightAs to the photographers, Ian etc, thank you for fiddling,now get back to work
14 January 2003, 09:29 AM
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I am not surprised about your confusion re your brother, however, this is a house with windows, not bars, and it is in a nice part of town.
Please let me know if your brother ever finishes his probation as we could do with a scullery boy - the house is a bit too big to manage on our own and we do so like to help the underprivileged. It would be good for one of your family to be meaningfully employed
Please let me know if your brother ever finishes his probation as we could do with a scullery boy - the house is a bit too big to manage on our own and we do so like to help the underprivileged. It would be good for one of your family to be meaningfully employed
01 September 2003, 03:18 PM
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give the man a banana
Yep, haven't seen the Telegraph today, but bang on. The whole place was like a christmas card, Blackheath as well.
[Edited by Fat Boy - 1/9/2003 3:28:46 PM]
Yep, haven't seen the Telegraph today, but bang on. The whole place was like a christmas card, Blackheath as well.
[Edited by Fat Boy - 1/9/2003 3:28:46 PM]
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