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I was playing around more yesterday with full zoom and manual/speed and app.
I find full zoom tricky at times hand held. I knelt down and used a tree as support on this one.
C&C away
I find full zoom tricky at times hand held. I knelt down and used a tree as support on this one.
C&C away
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It's a little noisy? High ISO? I do like it though, it's sharp, and that's half the battle!
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Thanks jols.
Yes Z. It was noisy. A main road is right next to the pond 
ISO was probably on auto
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It's a little noisy? High ISO? I do like it though, it's sharp, and that's half the battle!
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ISO was probably on auto
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[quote=Cakey;117938]why is everything green ?[/QUOTE
I can only guess that it was a very sunny day and that pond is covered by trees and bushes...... Also, I think my lens has a lot to answer for. It seems to make things to blue, green etc.
I can only guess that it was a very sunny day and that pond is covered by trees and bushes...... Also, I think my lens has a lot to answer for. It seems to make things to blue, green etc.
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Pond water this time of year is very often full of algae which will colour the water green plus as Skyline was saying, if the pond is surrounded by trees the water will reflect the green of the leaves.
Water, as we know, is colourless and only reflects the colour around it, hence a blue sea is the result of a blue sky but on a cloudy day the water will take on a greyish look.
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Water, as we know, is colourless and only reflects the colour around it, hence a blue sea is the result of a blue sky but on a cloudy day the water will take on a greyish look.
Class over
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but its spot on with the Symmetry picture which looks like it was taken at the same time ................
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Different angle/spot shot from maybe?... Like I say.. My camera does things I can't explain 
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i put it into cs5 and clicked auto and got a brown duck
i knew you didnt have green ducks hahahahaha