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 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #99: Repeating Patterns [Deadline: Saturday, May 3] By Robert, 1 week ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| Attachment : DSC_6541 ceiling in Alhambra Palace Granada Spain.JPGCeiling in Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain | ||
 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #99: Repeating Patterns [Deadline: Saturday, May 3] By EisenRa, 1 week ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
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 | RE: Nikon z9: How to convert slow motion video to normal with sound By EtherArts, 2 weeks ago Forum Open Talk | |
| When the Nikon Z9 is set to slow motion mode (like 30p ×4), it automatically records at a reduced speed and disables audio recording. Unfortunately, there's no way to recover sound because it wa... | ||
 | RE: Any Pentax shooters out there? By greenmansings, 2 weeks ago Forum Other Cameras | |
| just got a K-1 used. why? Solid, easy to use, slows me down, gives me what i see, heavy but handles much better than a lightweight compact. | ||
 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #99: Repeating Patterns [Deadline: Saturday, May 3] By Frederic Dantzer, 2 weeks ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| False spirea, Saint-Eloy de Gy (18), France Sorbaire à feuilles de sorbier Nikon Z 6_2, Nikkor 24-200mm f4-6.3 VR, ISO 400, 103mm, f6.3, 1/125sAttachment : _DSC3413.jpeg | ||
 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #99: Repeating Patterns [Deadline: Saturday, May 3] By Mark Fulton, 2 weeks ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| Attachment : Porcupine quills.JPG | ||
| | RE: How to photograph meteor shower ? By EtherArts, 2 weeks ago Forum Open Talk | |
| Yes, capturing a meteor shower is quite similar to photographing the Milky Way, with a few key adjustments. You’ll want to use a wide-angle lens, shoot with a high ISO (typically ISO 1600–... | ||
 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #99: Repeating Patterns [Deadline: Saturday, May 3] By Jason, 2 weeks ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| Here is my unique take on the ceiling at London's Paddington Station. When I took the shot it was about 2 years ago, but I like the repeating pattern of the ceiling design. Canon T3i with Kit Lens, 1/... | ||
| | RE: What's With Tint? By EtherArts, 2 weeks ago Forum Open Talk | |
| Great question, Tom. Nikon cameras don’t directly record a user-adjustable Tint value in-camera—that green/magenta axis isn't part of the controls like Kelvin temperature is. However, when... | ||
 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #99: Repeating Patterns [Deadline: Saturday, May 3] By rjbfoto, 2 weeks ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| Attachment : 2020_Klöch_RB_8561.jpgVineyard in Klöch/Styria/Austria Canon EOS 7D mark II, 97 mm, f/8, 1/250 sec, ISO 400 | ||
| | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #99: Repeating Patterns [Deadline: Saturday, May 3] By rjbfoto, 2 weeks ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| Attachment : 2024_11_19_Marokko_0611_RB.jpgWall mosaic in Meknes/Morocco Canon EOS 7D mark II, 24 mm, f/4, 1/125 sec, ISO 100 | ||
 | Nikon 600mm f6.3 vs. 800mm f -removed link- By sener, 2 weeks ago | |
| Hi, In the lens reviews, the lens sharpness for the Nikon 600mm f6.3 seems better at f6.3 from the center to the edge than that of the 800mm f6.3 at f6.3 (3303 vs. 2646 at the center). However, when I... | ||
| | RE: Sports Lens for Canon M50 Mk II By EtherArts, 2 weeks ago Forum Open Talk | |
| For your Canon M50 Mk II and school sports photography, getting a faster lens like the Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 would definitely be a big upgrade, especially for night and indoor games. Compared to you... | ||
 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #99: Repeating Patterns [Deadline: Saturday, May 3] By Allan369, 2 weeks ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| Attachment : EmptyName 4.jpg Death Valley Nikon, ISO 100, 1/10s, f/22, 24mm | ||
 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #99: Repeating Patterns [Deadline: Saturday, May 3] By PRG Lagarde, 2 weeks ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| Sun is Shining :DAttachment : Sun Is Shining.jpgCanon EOS 6D with EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM @70mm, ISO 100, 1/320s, F/8 | ||