Recent content by Moos3h

I don't often comment but that WAS a challenging situation - gotta say the end result is a fantastic set of shots. A job well done, sir.

I think Serif PagePlus is still free?

The weather has already been MENTAL up here in Halifax. My street was a total river - I watched the recycling bins make their way down the hill... Then thunder and lightning - exciting!

Are you getting the photos you want and like? If the answer is yes, then the settings are right :)

I have to agree. Poor form indeed. You are at best now wasting the seller's time and at worst costing them money to have to relist.

As ever, "it's all about the light" and perhaps you just need more! In an ideal world, nice bright sunshine to really make the droplets 'zing' but under a bit of cover so the exposure is even. As said before, it's going to need a fast shutter speed to freeze those droplets. Might sound daft...

There's been stuff all over the internet about this. Am I too much of a conspiracy theorist or do you reckon MS *knew* it might make a mess off Google and therefore drive a bit more traffic in the direction of Bing?

I really hate intrusive photography in situations like this and would never like to think I was 'getting in the way' or in any way negatively influencing the events of the day. The trouble is, there are some weddings where as a 'tog you actually DO have to push it along a little or nothing...

Don't be afraid - chuck it into manual and expose for the background, fire the flash at the subject and use exposure comp for the rest. Letting the camera do it is no fun at all!

I'd second mymemory - good prices and delivery is pretty quick

I'd potentially disagree and say those look JUST like hot pixels to me - dust wouldn't go red, would it? Cheers, James

Without being facetious, what's it got to do? All rounder, macro, sports, portraiture? I'd grab a 20D and spend the rest on lenses. If very lucky you might grab a used 17-70 Sigma which is an awesome lens.

This thread WILL degenerate into the usual chaos but my vote is that if you're sure, go for it. You might want to set some expectations with the bride and groom so they know what they are getting in terms on experience - they may want someone to confidently stage manage the day like many...

I hated the darkroom. Never saw it as part of the process and always gladly got others to do it! But I do miss seeing more shots printed!