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A classic shot,but I'm a bit confused,you have a D2H,and your going for the S3 why?.
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Andy...
Click BTW.
Andy...
darkblue63
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Love it 
Grant
Grant
andy the Nikon D2h ( borrowed from one of my photographers)on the face of it looks like the better camera...smaller tiff file size and a few other things that for landscape are not right, for press work my guys love it because it is so fast. I suppose if money wasn't a problem I would have gone for the Canon mark 11 but the price is ridiculous.
Wonderfully clear shot with excellent colour
John
John
Absolutely perfect shot IMHO. I wouldn't want to attempt to modify the photo in any way (even if I had the technical ability!)
Eric
Eric
Quality.
Jason
Jason
I love this photo, though I would hate to live there...must be so many people with cameras waiting outside!
Have done a 'workshop' version, just tried to build on the moodyness a little.
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Have done a 'workshop' version, just tried to build on the moodyness a little.
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Great comp and colours.Very warm and soft.
Don
Don
Well,for landscape work,I'm sure you will not go far wrong with the S3,Ive got the S2 and I'm more than happy with it,should have been in Scotland this week,but alas no snow or frost..
Hello Dougie, A good shot of a location I find hard to pass, but I would like to make a small point as you are inviting viewpoints. You could have the finest equipment money can buy but if the conditions are not correct you could find that it is no fault of the camera as the Glencoe area proves time after time. I mean this in a kind way. Have a good week my friend.
Doug.
Doug.
Doug
You are using the same arguments I use myself. I do like to produce large prints as well, and this is where better lenses pay off. My wee Nikon coolpix is not going to the back of the cupboard awhile. The D2h is only on loan. Your comment is well put though and people should not think that expensive cameras will make them better photographers.
The light y'day was bouncing off the clouds and I felt was very soft and diffuse. All the best, Dougie
You are using the same arguments I use myself. I do like to produce large prints as well, and this is where better lenses pay off. My wee Nikon coolpix is not going to the back of the cupboard awhile. The D2h is only on loan. Your comment is well put though and people should not think that expensive cameras will make them better photographers.
The light y'day was bouncing off the clouds and I felt was very soft and diffuse. All the best, Dougie
Hi Miles
Like what u achieved from the pic, nice tho it is t point of what I did was to represent t light at t time, which was why it was so soft and muted. I had already been down the contrast road.
All the best
Dougie
Like what u achieved from the pic, nice tho it is t point of what I did was to represent t light at t time, which was why it was so soft and muted. I had already been down the contrast road.
All the best
Dougie
