Recent content by jack green

i used to use that method, but unless you have a camera which has an input for a timed release remote, or an inbuilt intervalometer it is extremely difficult - i used to use an elastic band, bluetac and a coin to hold down the shutter but it was too much effort, thats why in use single exposure now

Startrail photography allows you to capture the effects of the earths orbit throughout the night on the position of the stars we see. are the greens home? by -nightlight, on Flickr There are two main ways to startrail, one is a single extremely long exposure, and the other is compositing...

it's stacked it's stacked, i would have possibly tried single exposure, but the internal light in the car would have highlighted the door moving... 3 20 second exposures ... the outside of the car lit with an led torch

magic door by night - light, on Flickr what do you think?

oh i see !

woah that is a big upgrade, although, as hamish said THE DARK SIDE ! to me, canon's don't feel right in my hand - how did you find the changeover?

i love the robin ! personally i only shoot manual, i'm terrible for focus though ! rarely MF apart from night photography !

Hello ! i love cornwall ! where abouts is it you live ? look forward to seeing your work... do you have a flickr account?

oh wow... that's looking awesome.. have to say, i wouldnt use anything over iso 6400 ! if i had the cash eh.. Maybe one day eh ! i look forward to seeing a full hand on review on it it surprises me that it doesnt have the XQD slot which the d4 has, although i guess the price of them would...

True I suppose if you need maximum quality then obviously the bigger sensor will be a massive advantage , And yeah of course I'd like them then haha

haha it seems so ridiculous that much for just a back, it'll be great but surely not like 10 d3's quality... i've never really liked the high high end brands apart from hasselblad...

hmm... i mean, d300 £500 ish second hand - d7000 950 body only... d700..... 1.1 + K S/H at the moment... new lens set (being a cheapskate)..... few hundred... it doesnt make sense for me financially to go fx, although i'd love to...

by that do you mean bright but not very coloured? i'm not an uber techy. i don't like noise, i think i get paranoid about noise in photos... Tom from Branded | Flickr - Photo Sharing! i mean that's the maximum i'd actually allow myself to have.. I HATE NOISE... apart from noisy music...

oh i see... the only things i get put off about with the d300 vs d7000 is the d300's getting old, i'm worried i'd want to upgrade again too quickly. i'd love a d700 :(

nah not buying any more cameras until i upgrade my d40.... so tired of it now... i've wanted to upgrade for about a year seriously, mainly for bracketing at first cause i used to love hdr, but now it's more a case of metering with my old lenses and being able to use a decent remote... oh, and...