Recent content by snaphappycat

Fair play pal. From all my years of experience (and it may be my own fault) with online forums I associate bold text with the verbal connotation of shouting/aggression. Your right that the two images I posted were very different the point I was simply trying to make was that no other actual...

Alright, no need to go all bold text on me, I am a beginner and learning the ropes still of course. However, from the two images you've posted I'd say the bottom one's flickr and the tops photobucket, I not trying to be a smart arse or anything but if you look at any of the coloured panels of...

Ok, manage to finally get around to creating a Flickr Account. The one photo that really got me thinking about this was the first Night Architecture Shot I made of a Coloured Glass Building off Holloway Road, it really pee'vd me off as I was so pleased with it orginally and so dissapointed...

Thank you everyone for your kind replies.. switching to Flickr .. now. lol.

I've had this on my mind for some time now and really need help with it. I mostly shoot my photos in Raw, do some editing in PSE and some other stuff in CS3, even when in 8bit mode to save as jpeg (always max size ie=12) for posting, the 8bit saved jpeg file (say a megabtye large) is so sharp...

Warm Welcome to you! All that sounds really interesting, popping over to people/portraits section now :)

I haven't read through the whole thread but if you've only used point and click cameras in the past you'd be blown away by the D3100. I was. I've had it a month and still learning things about it. I brought it with the VR 18-55mm kit for a fantastic price from pixmania. Check them out and also...

Dual 8800 GT's but that's really because of the 3D and not 2D Software packages I use.

Hi and welcome! (I'm doing my welcome rounds today) certainly be looking forward to your photos, nice camera choice!

Welcome along mate, nice to have another londoner!

Welcome Wayne, unforuntely the first pic has a lot of noise in it, I'm guessing the iso was set high? try lowering it and slow the shutter speed mate, tripod's a must too if not already using one for these shots. The second pic's a lot better but there's something about the composition that...

Hi Damien, I'm relatively new here too, SO much information its mind boggeling, welcome!

Get Involved! lol, welcome and I'll be looking out for your posts.

Great Post! very interesting, other posts/replies are very good too, I'm glad I came across this discussion, best I've read on TP.

Thanks very much for the tips! Manual Focus didnt actually enter my mind.