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Umm, if this are bad...then my good is really bad.
Very sharp images.
Stormey, as far as the garden goes have another go at it tomorrow with skye and use a large aperture (small f/number). This will make the garden appear to be out of focus and we will not be able to tell that it is, what you call a mess.
Very sharp images.
Stormey, as far as the garden goes have another go at it tomorrow with skye and use a large aperture (small f/number). This will make the garden appear to be out of focus and we will not be able to tell that it is, what you call a mess.
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Originally Posted by burntpixel
Umm, if this are bad...then my good is really bad.
Very sharp images.
Stormey, as far as the garden goes have another go at it tomorrow with skye and use a large aperture (small f/number). This will make the garden appear to be out of focus and we will not be able to tell that it is, what you call a mess.
Very sharp images.
Stormey, as far as the garden goes have another go at it tomorrow with skye and use a large aperture (small f/number). This will make the garden appear to be out of focus and we will not be able to tell that it is, what you call a mess.
I am not sure if I will try that as if I keep seeing a messy garden it will give me the kick up the bum I need to clean it.
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Nice images Stormey 
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