Recent content by Cpinch73

Guys I'm really sorry I haven't got any examples as I was so disappointed I deleted some while back. I wasn't using spot metering I was using average. I did use spot focus though but that shouldn't matter. Reading these messages I guess I should switch straight to manual witch I'm happy to do...

Can someone please help me? I recently went to Goodwood race circuit for there supercar Sunday. It was a bright sunny day with loads of amazing cars to photograph.... Except for some reason because it was so bright my 7D was really under exposing my images especially ones of White or silver...

Ok guys, I set my 7D to increments of 1:1 on the ISO. which as you know by this thread are 100,200,400,800,1600,3200 etc. I've had much better results using these ISO's BUT!!!!! even with 1:1 switched on if i choose auto ISO it doesn't stick to these ISO's and goes back to the 1:3 setting...

Tdodd, your knowledge astounds me!!! How do you obtain so much info? I salute you lol ;) Sent from my iPhone using TP Forums

Hi guys, I'm looking to get a battery grip for my 7D, so I need your advice. Do I buy an original canon battery grip or should I buy an after Market one for say £60 on eBay? Have any of you had any experience with a free Market one or should I bite the bullet, save a little longer and get...

I've put mine on 1:1 and noticed a positive difference already. Thanks again Tdodd

Artyman that's a really crisp picture! Bet he can play better than my club did the day I was taking pics :lol:

I'm the same...... Would love to take my hobby further :0(

Thanks tdodd. I have read that yr iso settings give the best results.

I was at the festival of speed last year and was wondering along mucking around with camera settings etc when Mark Webber turned up directly in front of me being mobbed by fans. I managed to snap off a quick shot but it was naff...... The one time I wish I'd left my camera in auto lol..... As it...

Tdodd does that mean you have yr camera iso's set at 1:1 or 1:3? I wasn't sure by yr answers. Sorry to keep asking lol

Unfortunately I can't put the originals on here as I've already edited them before joining Talk photography, but there's been some good advice here so I'll take it all on board. Should I set my ISO to go up in 1:3 or 1:1 intervals or will this not matter where noise is concerned?

I was viewing them in Adobe lightroom 3 zoomed in. The players were in black shorts where it showed the most.

I agree I think yr pictures look very good under the circumstances. I've already edited my pictures with lightroom and reduced the noise with a good outcome. Can you tell me, did you have your high ISO noise reduction turned on? I appreciate yr help in this matter. + plus what do you mean...