Recent content by jonnyb123

:) always welcome for more followers: Mine is @JonnyClarkB

I'm familiar with the log exposure side of the shot. It's more the post processing. I've not had long exposure city scapes with the same colour grading in my experience.

I really like this style of processing for cityscape pictures. What would the typical adjustments be in Lightroom/Photoshop?

Well i wasn't familiar with GGS until the day i cracked my screen, so no. Plus it was fitted so flush with the camera, i just assumed it was the stock screen.

No idea to be honest. I just noticed a smal crack ,then touching it made it work its way across the screen. Like you said, the relief was unimaginable lol

I was just playing with my D7000, and to my horror discovered a crack in the rear screen. Undoubtably i was devastated. Then to my upmost delight, it turns out the previous owner had fitted a screen protector, and it was that which had been cracked. So happy right now, i've ordered a...

Area: Midlands (Leamington Spa) Sex: Male Age: 24 Types of photography: Mainly Landscape, but am interested in other areas of photography. (just recently had great fun at a wedding) Photography dislikes: Overdone HDR shots. Short notice?: Yes - just drop me a PM Weekends: Mostly Weekdays...

Mark I agree with the HDR stuff. I've had a play with it myself, but can't stand the over processed stuff people churn out. I'd take subtlety any day.

Duncan, i must admit this is something which i have only recently got my head around. At first i was just sticking the camera on a tripod and shooting (no matter what fstop). Then i read about dof and the like, then whacked it upto f22 and beyond. Only recently have i read about the ~f8 sweet...

Haha, i think im guilty of a few sloping horizons :(

Regularly at work we have meetings to reflect on the good/bad of a project, in order to learn from the lessons of previous work. Bringing that to the world of landscape photography, have any experienced folks out there got some 'DO NOT's' when it comes to landscapes. What are the...

Hi folks, hadn't come across the Q straps before. That seems exactly what i need, and a tasty little discount as a forum member :) Thanks for the help!

Anyone? :(

I'm currently looking for a decent speed strap to use with my D7000. The stock strap is a little clumsy at best. I've found this one on eBay http://biSPAM/13BYtRa Anyone know if it's any good?

Hi, i've just purchased a Sigma 18-50mm 3.5-4.8 (i think thats right) off ebay. It turned up yesterday, and im happy with the extended range i now have, however the part of the lens which moves in/out feels quite loose. It will actually wiggle about a 1mm either way :( Have i bought a lemon?