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You've presented a very colourful lot of images Phil, it's brightened up my day!
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From the Archive .... Phil is revisiting some early images (14)
G'day all
Here's a few 2010 images with the FZ-30 camera x 8mpx sensor!!
53) Dodgem cars at the fun-fair ... 1/4sec exposures for blurry streaks
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/4s x F3,2; ISO-200; lens at 3x zoom / 75mm FF equiv
54) Wallis Lake, Forster NSW
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/2s x F3,6; ISO-200; lens at 4x zoom / 105mm FF equiv
55) Visitor from the deep
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/400s x F7,1; ISO-200; lens at 5x zoom / 135mm FF equiv
56) Beautiful, 100yr old stone work cottage, nicely restored for today's world
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/10s x F5,6; ISO-200; lens at 2x zoom / 60mm FF equiv
as always, feedback welcome
Phil
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Thx mate -- but I increased the contrast slightly coz I thought the shadows were too soft!
Phil
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Love 'em all mate. Maybe give the General store a shadows lift. Last one is very well done.
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From the Archive .... Phil is revisiting some early images (13)
G'day all
Here's a few 2010 images with various cameras
49) Living dangerously - catching the bull calf
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/000s x F3,6; ISO-200; lens at 8x zoom / 300mm FF equiv
50) Funpark after dark - the whirly thing goes round and round
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/4s x F9,0; ISO-200; lens at 1x zoom / 45mm FF equiv
51) The ever-present town dog - on watch
In the western Queensland town of Ilfracombe, the town dog awaits the next visitors into the store
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/100s x F5,6; ISO-400; lens at 4x zoom / 135mm FF equiv
52) Townsville, northern Queensland - the town wharf glows in the dark
exif- Pentax K-x; 30s x F8,0; ISO-200; lens at 1x zoom / 18-135 lens
as always, feedback welcome
Phil
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From the Archive .... Phil is revisiting some early images (12)
G'day all
Here's a few 2009 images with various superzoom cameras
45) Nambugga Ranges in northern New South Wales
exif- has been lost
46) Railway tracks in early morning light
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/400s x F7,1; ISO-200; lens at 4x zoom / 175mm FF equiv
47) Water running down over a glass panel, Victorian art gallery
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/125s x F5,0; ISO-80; lens at 4x zoom / 125mm FF equiv
48) Beach huts, Sandringham on Port Phillip Bay, Vic
exif- Fuji 5000; 1/640s x F6,3; ISO-200; lens at 1x zoom / 35mm FF equiv
as always, feedback welcome
Phil
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Lizard and frog are pretty special with excellent colour, framing and detail. Love the motoX shot.
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From the Archive .... Phil is revisiting some early images (11)
G'day all
Here's a few 2009 images with various superzoom cameras
41) Lizard sunning on a large rock
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/500s x F3,7; ISO-80; lens at 12 zoom / 420mm FF equiv
42) Flying high - motocrosse riders mid-jump
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/60s x F11; ISO-80; lens at 11x zoom / 405mm FF equiv
43) Green tree frog quietly relaxing
exif- Fuji 5000; 1/150s x F9,0; ISO-200; lens at 10 zoom / 420mm FF equiv
44) Racing on the wind - wind surfers
exif- Canon SX1; 1/800s x F5,6; ISO-200; lens at 10x zoom / 400mm FF equiv
as always, feedback welcome
Phil
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The reds are really vibrant in all these Phil. #39 is my pic - stunning colours.
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Thx mate ..... and maybe it shows why I am happy to shoot JPG stuff and leave PP to be a minor add-on if / when needed
Phil
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From the Archive .... Phil is revisiting some early images (10)
G'day all
Here's a few 2008 images with the Panasonic FZ-30 camera and 12x Leica zoom lens
37) Lake Hart - one of the Aussie inland salt lakes on the road north thru the dry centre
exif- Fuji 5000; 1/2000s x F8,0; ISO-200; lens at 2x zoom / 35mm FF equiv
39) Ormiston Pound, West Macdonnell ranges at sundown
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/25s x F11; ISO-200; lens at 7x zoom / 280mm FF equiv
39) Sunset over the river, Tuncurry NSW
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/200s x F5,6; ISO-100; lens at 1x zoom / 35mm FF equiv
40) Trephina Gorge, East Macdonnell ranges, central Aust.
exif- Panny FZ-30; 1/320s x F10; ISO-200; lens at 1x zoom / 35mm FF equiv
as always, feedback welcome
Phil
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Thanks Alan
When I was seeking a digital camera, I had 3 in the camera shop to play with over the hour or so that I was there. I selected the Fuji as it 'felt right in my fingers' even though all 3 cameras had the same basic specs. Funnily enough, it also came with a screw-on-to-the-body tube to allow filters to be used plus it was a useful lens hood arrangement.
The Fuji did 96,000 images during its life and finally the on-off switch started to misbehave - so ..... Years later after the fuji had gone-to-god I bought a Canon over the internet and hated it from the beginning. Its main settings dial on the rear panel was a rotary device - press-in at top/bottom/left/right for the usual things, but you needed to rotate it to alter the numbers being displayed. If I accidentally pressed while rotating, off it went into a different menu and it was lots of finger-pokin' to get back to where I wanted to be. I sold it at 1/2-price within 2-3 months of buying it ... and went to the Panny cameras
Phil
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Agree, great collection Phil. Nice diversification of subjects - and colours!
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Lots of great images Phil. You certainly did a lot better with that Fuji S-5000 than I did with my first digital camera - a Canon 4MP point and shoot in 2003. I just found it frustrating after a while, although I got a few decent shots. When I got my first DSLR at the end of 2006, I found it much more satisfying.
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