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Photo Forum / General Photo Topics / Australian Photography / May 2008Big Cats Love The D3!!
Even big cats love posing for the D3. <http://ritaberk.myhosting247.com/big_cat.htm> Rita > Even big cats love posing for the D3. > > <http://ritaberk.myhosting247.com/big_cat.htm> > > Rita it real a big cat ~haha~~in fact it's bird ,right?^_^ > Even big cats love posing for the D3. > > <http://ritaberk.myhosting247.com/big_cat.htm> > > Rita I was hoping when I clicked on the big link the tail wouldn't be clipped. Other than that nice pix. Russell >> Even big cats love posing for the D3. >> >> <http://ritaberk.myhosting247.com/big_cat.htm> > > I was hoping when I clicked on the big link the tail wouldn't be > clipped. Other than that nice pix. Thanks. Yeah, I wasn't too pleased about the tail either, but I only had a split second to get the shot and at 1,000mm I had no time to move back a few feet to get a better composition. It would have been nice to be back a bit and possibly do a little cropping, but the frame gets filled quickly at 1,000mm. I've been trying to get a shot of three American Goldfinches that are dropping by. They are fast and don't stay long. Rita On 5/26/08 11:22 PM, in article -_mdnSCNZfcfEabVnZ2dnUVZ_vSdnZ2d@supernews.com, "Rita Berkowitz" <ritaberk2008@aol.com> wrote: >>> Even big cats love posing for the D3. >>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > 1,000mm. I've been trying to get a shot of three American Goldfinches that > are dropping by. They are fast and don't stay long. Not to be a bubble-burster, but ya ever hear of "horizontal position"? Or did the mount prevent your "hand-held" capture prevent you from re-positioning? LOL! What a maroon... > On 5/26/08 11:22 PM, in article > -_mdnSCNZfcfEabVnZ2dnUVZ_vSdnZ2d@supernews.com, "Rita Berkowitz" [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > What a **maroon... * preventing from preventing? ** what's a "maroon" except for a red color?  SignatureFocus In rec.photo.digital Focus <focus@togus.nl> wrote: >> Not to be a bubble-burster, but ya ever hear of "horizontal position"? >> >> Or did the mount *prevent your "hand-held" capture *prevent you from >> re-positioning? LOL! >> >> What a **maroon... > * preventing from preventing? > ** what's a "maroon" except for a red color? A "maroon" is an anglicisation of the French (and French Canadian) street slang "marron", someone who is so stupid and clumsy that unbelievably complicated disasters keep happening to them. The term was popularised by the intellectual rabbit Bugs Bunny, who used it to describe the unfortunate hunter who plotted so incompetently to kill him. SignatureChris Malcolm cam@infirmatics.ed.ac.uk DoD #205 IPAB, Informatics, JCMB, King's Buildings, Edinburgh, EH9 3JZ, UK [http://www.dai.ed.ac.uk/homes/cam/] > Even big cats love posing for the D3. > > <http://ritaberk.myhosting247.com/big_cat.htm> > > Rita Rita, You pictures are pretty nice .....BUT.....the images are so small that there is no discernible detail in them. As far as the image quality seen on our computer screen is concerned, you could just as well have taken the picture with a $150 P/S. camera. How about sending your images at around 1280 X 960 pixels, so we can appreciate the image quality of which the D3 is capable. Bob Williams >> Even big cats love posing for the D3. >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > appreciate the image quality of which the D3 is capable. > Bob Williams Common Bob! First of all, I'd love to se you P&S pictures come close to this. Second: if you can't see the sharpness and detail now, 1280 won't help you either... Maybe you need glasses, like me? SignatureFocus >> Even big cats love posing for the D3. >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > How about sending your images at around 1280 X 960 pixels, so we can > appreciate the image quality of which the D3 is capable. Thanks for the suggestion Bob. I'm not sure what I want to do yet in respect to image size. Remember we are on the internet and most images generally never exceed 800 x 800 and low density for obvious reasons. Rita SignatureStamping out Internet stupidity one idiot at a time. Never empower the idiot, embrace it and stimulate it. For more details go to the Usenet Stimulus Project page. http://ritaberk.myhosting247.com Rita Berkowitz wrote,on my timestamp of 27/05/2008 11:11 PM: >> As far as the image quality seen on our computer screen is concerned, >> you could just as well have taken the picture with a $150 P/S. camera. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > respect to image size. Remember we are on the internet and most images > generally never exceed 800 x 800 and low density for obvious reasons. most folks who do photography on the net are on broadband anyway, so 1280X960 or thereabouts is no biggie. I'd really like to see some of your shots at that rez. With lcd monitors at up to 1920X1280 and such, 800X800 is reeeeeal small stuff. on the other hand, you use a lot more web space, so there... >>> Even big cats love posing for the D3. >>> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Rita Whoops! Excusé Moi! I was looking at the smaller size image which I receive by default. I did not notice that I had the option of viewing the image at a larger size, i.e. 1024 x 768 pixels. (Dark Purple letters on a Black background does not exactly jump out at you.) But 1024 x 768 is a pretty decent size at least for my screen. Feel free to ignore my previous suggestion of posting at 1280 x 960 OTOH, bigger always look better. Bob |
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