Recent content by Bosscat

Cheers ladies and gents, thanks for the advice.

Quick Google, and I think I will see what Nikon can do. Thanks Andrew might save some money.

Thanks for the replies. The old D7000 would not power up after it got dropped. Still kicking myself. Local camera shop has had it to no avail. Not necessarily looking to upgrade, just seeing what the forums opinions were. I did like the 7000, but will see what extra I get for my money with...

Hi, I'm after replacing my Nikon 7000 that has gone to meet its maker. I don't want to move away from Nikon as I like the layout and how the 7000 felt. My question is what should I replace it with? would have to be used as my budget is only around the £500 mark. Any ideas? Martyn

I use Lightroom 4 and its my first editing software and would recomend. if you do go with in there is a great tutorial http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=5102902#post5102902

Great DOF, only crit - slight blur on the front legs. Good shot tho, we'll done.

Like the idea and the green of the moss in the foreground. It's one of those images that you see something different every time you look at it.

Yes, I think something's are best left alone. Me getting carried away with LR.

The second Gravity shot for me, the first a little over processed IMO. Love Wild, good effort. Only crit - the hair on the right side.

Hi Matt, another good effort. Agree with what Graham has said. Remove the branches and weed for me.

Ok Folks, slowly getting to grips with Lightroom. Taken on board your comments and had a little play. Duck at a frozen castle Howard Lake-4 by smithson2430, on Flickr

Cheers for the link Brian and everyone comments.

Hi Great Poobar, Looks straight to me, think it might be an optical illusion due to the sloping side. If anything I think the crop is a little close at the top.