Recent content by Sandds

Try removing the lens and clean the contacts with a pencil rubber :thumbs:. Steve.

Hi all. I feel truly honoured for my humble picture to be amongst such quality images, thanks to everyone that voted for mine and congratulations to all :clap::clap::clap:. Matty, picture sent as requested.

Ok I'm in.

Exactly, consider trying to pan a superbike screaming past you at 140mph + shoulder to shoulder in a crowd, the chances of getting a decent shot are just about nil :shrug:.

Hi. I accept your point, but I think you have to consider that most people posting on here do not have press priveleges and on race day cannot get the same vantage points that are available to them during practice and qualifying, from a photography point of view that is. I personally enjoy...

Seen it, been there, done that and bought the t-shirt :bang:. Unlucky mate, thats the nature of this game one day you get em non stop, the next nothing and its not always the weather :shrug:. Keep at it, your day will come :thumbs:.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained ;). Britains finest at dawn, just arrived in Brooklyn, New York.

You're absolutely correct :thumbs: I tried the tutorial again last night, got to the same stage and immediately saw the keyboard shortcuts clear as daylight in the channels panel :bang:. Thanks for the help and BTW the technique works a treat :).

Hi. Thanks for the replies, I'm using CS4 and will give it another go when I get home later. Can I be happy that the command refers to "select composite channel" and is changeable in the keyboard shortcut preferences, if so does anyone know where?

Hi all. I've been trying a masking tutorial by Scott Kelby fron his channels book and have successfully followed the steps up until I reach; "Clicking that button loads the selection around the flower (you can see the selection around the flower shape in the previous step's capture). Now...

Update; They were seen bypassing Tebay en-route into the lakes.

Harriers in pairs have been regular visitors to both Tebay and the lakes over recent weeks, they could have gone either way (or both) and the likely destination is Spadeadam.