Brian Moore
Moderator
Some of you may be getting fed up looking at the ARTIC so this will be my last one.
Canon 6D and Tokina 11-16 f2.8
Canon 6D and Tokina 11-16 f2.8
Critique Welcomed Last of the ARTIC Images
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Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
I'm just not used to you shooting digital, Brian. Something not right about it! I can't sleep since you started...
Brian Moore
Moderator
It feels odd for me, too, Rob. However, I'm planning to learn how to use a digital camera (for architecture more than anything else) and so I dare say you'll see some more digital images from me as the year wears on. Thanks, Rob.
Pete Askew
Admin
So this is the last picture of the ARTIC before that UFO razed it to the ground then? You should see if the news networks are interested - or has there been another cover-up?
Love those lighting effects on the trees.
Love those lighting effects on the trees.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Yep. Last one, Pete. Collector's item now. Worth millions I'm sure. (But I would sell it to you for only 1 million!So this is the last picture of the ARTIC before that UFO razed it to the ground then? You should see if the news networks are interested - or has there been another cover-up?
Love those lighting effects on the trees.
Interested?)
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
Well-Known Member
I think he's doing all right in the digital world Rob. After all he was half way there already. And you are doing it ok as well albeit trying to hide that fact behind Merlins and to a degree, black and white
. Carry on chaps, it's the outcome that counts, not the tool.
. Carry on chaps, it's the outcome that counts, not the tool.
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
I was only kidding, Ivar. Brian is Brian, whatever the camera.
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
Well-Known Member
Rob, so was I, albeit it probably did not look that way. Remember I'm just a norseman
Julian de'Courcy
Well-Known Member
I side with Rob here and find it odd, I'd say to Ivar that the outcome is what counts and Brian your outcome using the caffinol is second to none and so unique. Having said that I fully appreciate where you are travelling and hope you find, your take, on digital imaging. If you ever see a Merrill for a few dollars I'd have a go with one, they are eerily as close to using film as I have experienced.
As for the above picture, as all the others a strong image.
As for the above picture, as all the others a strong image.
Julian de'Courcy
Well-Known Member
A Norsman? didnt realiseRob, so was I, albeit it probably did not look that way. Remember I'm just a norseman
Pete Askew
Admin
Yep. Last one, Pete. Collector's item now. Worth millions I'm sure. (But I would sell it to you for only 1 million!
I was just writing out the cheque when I realised. Oh, if only it had been on film!
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Brian Moore
Moderator
I was just writing out the cheque when I realised. Oh, if only it had been on film!
Brian Moore
Moderator
Much appreciated, Julian. Thank you. (I do fancy a Merrill very much someday. I thought I could get one with the money Pete was planning to give me for the above photo, but that deal fell through, so I have to wait until my photographic war chest is re-supplied.
) Thanks again, Julian.
Julian de'Courcy
Well-Known Member
We all keep telling you that one above is not to be trustedMuch appreciated, Julian. Thank you. (I do fancy a Merrill very much someday. I thought I could get one with the money Pete was planning to give me for the above photo, but that deal fell through, so I have to wait until my photographic war chest is re-supplied.
. I hope that war chest does grow. When the big price drop of the Merrils came along, the price of the previous iteration the dp2x was going here for £100, I came so close to getting one and kick myself now for not doing so.
Brian Moore
Moderator
To my knowledge we got no such deals here in the USA. And also I do not trust him either!We all keep telling you that one above is not to be trusted
