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Ill second that, happy to come runner up, it sure is an amazing photo, ill just make sure I don't put any in when I know there's no chance of coming first place 
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Poll: Photo Competition - September Finalists
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:lol::lol::lol: same as that, think I'll wait until the very last hour just to see if a certain young lady does it againStarky said:Ill second that, happy to come runner up, it sure is an amazing photo, ill just make sure I don't put any in when I know there's no chance of coming first place
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as I said, au natural, there is no way that sparkle on the rear light is natural- you would never se that in real life- its like the moon landing photos, the suns on the wrong side. I do love the rest of the picture and I think it's one of the best we have ever had!RCZ1 said:Scott barton said:
Excuse me mate, the sparkles, as you call them, are not fake. Created in camera using a high aperture.
But each to their own as they say
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Sorry Scott but RCZ1 is absolutely right. It's just one of the wonderful things you can do with an DSLR. I have attached a link to demonstrate the effect of increasing the aperture.
http://www.clickinmoms.com/blog/christm ... o-sparkle/
Also, for your knowledge, increasing or lowering shutter speeds has a dramatic effect. If you have a dslr then, try lowering the shutter speed and taking images of a fast flowing river. You'll be astonished at the dreamy nature of the water flow that you see as a result.
http://www.clickinmoms.com/blog/christm ... o-sparkle/
Also, for your knowledge, increasing or lowering shutter speeds has a dramatic effect. If you have a dslr then, try lowering the shutter speed and taking images of a fast flowing river. You'll be astonished at the dreamy nature of the water flow that you see as a result.
RCZ1
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Scott barton said:as I said, au natural, there is no way that sparkle on the rear light is natural- you would never se that in real life- its like the moon landing photos, the suns on the wrong side. I do love the rest of the picture and I think it's one of the best we have ever had!RCZ1 said:Scott barton said:
Excuse me mate, the sparkles, as you call them, are not fake. Created in camera using a high aperture.
But each to their own as they say
I can assure you the sparkle on the rear is natural. The sun was actually going down just behind the tree on the right, as I was using the tree to diffuse the full glare to avoid blown highlights and to help capture as much detail as possible. This is how the light came to be shining on the rear of the car. I also had to use a graduated filter on the camera to hold back the sky, which is how I managed to get all the detail in the sky as well as the car.
Please don't imply that I am a liar.
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please accept my apologies - didn't mean any harm - sorryRCZ1 said:Scott barton said:as I said, au natural, there is no way that sparkle on the rear light is natural- you would never se that in real life- its like the moon landing photos, the suns on the wrong side. I do love the rest of the picture and I think it's one of the best we have ever had!RCZ1 said:Scott barton said:
Excuse me mate, the sparkles, as you call them, are not fake. Created in camera using a high aperture.
But each to their own as they say
I can assure you the sparkle on the rear is natural. The sun was actually going down just behind the tree on the right, as I was using the tree to diffuse the full glare to avoid blown highlights and to help capture as much detail as possible. This is how the light came to be shining on the rear of the car. I also had to use a graduated filter on the camera to hold back the sky, which is how I managed to get all the detail in the sky as well as the car.
Please don't imply that I am a liar.
RCZ1
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Scott barton said:
Apology accepted Scott
I hope you get your car sorted soon.
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Aa came straight out as part of Peugeot assist - fixed it in 10 minsRCZ1 said:Scott barton said:
Apology accepted Scott
I hope you get your car sorted soon.
RCZ1
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Scott barton said:Aa came straight out as part of Peugeot assist - fixed it in 10 minsRCZ1 said:Scott barton said:
Apology accepted Scott
I hope you get your car sorted soon.
That's great news Scott
RCZ1
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The winner of the September photo competition is RCZ1 Congratulations !
Oh dear, that's me again
Thank you to all those who voted for my photo. I really do appreciate it
Oh dear, that's me again
Thank you to all those who voted for my photo. I really do appreciate it
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RCZ1 said:The winner of the September photo competition is RCZ1 Congratulations !
Oh dear, that's me again
Thank you to all those who voted for my photo. I really do appreciate it
Congrats young lady, really was a fantastic picture and one I don't mind losing too, can't wait to see YOUR completed calendar :lol::lol: