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(06-21-2020, 08:16 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Lovely shots, mvk24. I really like the starlit one.

You, too, alprider.

Thanks! Yea alps looks like hes in some gorgeous country.

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Mountains and green are hard to beat.

(06-21-2020, 06:46 AM)mvk24_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-21-2020, 03:39 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-21-2020, 03:35 AM)alprider_imp Wrote: [ -> ]on my standard loop...like always..

....and usual =
If I'll visit CH, thinking of taking some free photography lessons... and in picture #2 your bike is blocking the intersection

....and usual =
If I'll visit CH, thinking of taking some free photography lessons... and in picture #2 your bike is blocking the intersection Viewbug.com is a photography website and app. There is free membership or 2 more paid memberships. Pro is only 13$ a month I believe and you get all kinds of free photography and editing classes and such. Good environment to take your photography to the next step.

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....and usual =
If I'll visit CH, thinking of taking some free photography lessons... and in picture #2 your bike is blocking the intersection Viewbug.com is a photography website and app. There is free membership or 2 more paid memberships. Pro is only 13$ a month I believe and you get all kinds of free photography and editing classes and such. Good environment to take your photography to the next step.

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Viewbug...is something and nothing....I quickly looked inside....

because

about the most important thing byside from the right light : the composition of the picture / image design ....I find next to nothing

a keyword is for example : golden ratio...(for something you can eventual show/fade in a grid on the cam display)

one of the best site for me is this..ok its german but why not...

https://www.andreashurni.ch/index2.html


photoshop and all this stuff/apps helps nothing if is the perspective and arrangement boring aaand just always too : the right light....2 latin words: photo-graphy.......... photo=light , graphy=graph...or short painting with light

aaaaand of course it helps still a lot if you know all the settings from your cam....for what they are, what influence they have like shutter speed, aperture, iso ..... yess exactly this 3 characters are the top basics about every kind pic..since exist the photography......

the big question is always
what kind of object do you want in which environment how capture...or what kind situation you have just now on your place

the full automatic button on the cam is fine but its just a automatic....the cam make anything but maybe not this what you like as a result/effect...the full auto mod is only most ok if is enough light there and with static things...

btw

the sensor size...... and kind of lense / its special properties ..... also plays a role in various ways

(06-21-2020, 03:53 PM)alprider_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-21-2020, 06:46 AM)mvk24_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-21-2020, 03:39 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-21-2020, 03:35 AM)alprider_imp Wrote: [ -> ]on my standard loop...like always..

....and usual =
If I'll visit CH, thinking of taking some free photography lessons... and in picture #2 your bike is blocking the intersection

....and usual =
If I'll visit CH, thinking of taking some free photography lessons... and in picture #2 your bike is blocking the intersection Viewbug.com is a photography website and app. There is free membership or 2 more paid memberships. Pro is only 13$ a month I believe and you get all kinds of free photography and editing classes and such. Good environment to take your photography to the next step.

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....and usual =
If I'll visit CH, thinking of taking some free photography lessons... and in picture #2 your bike is blocking the intersection Viewbug.com is a photography website and app. There is free membership or 2 more paid memberships. Pro is only 13$ a month I believe and you get all kinds of free photography and editing classes and such. Good environment to take your photography to the next step.

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Viewbug...is something and nothing....I quickly looked inside....

because

about the most important thing byside from the right light : the composition of the picture / image design ....I find next to nothing

a keyword is for example : golden ratio...(for something you can eventual show/fade in a grid on the cam display)

one of the best site for me is this..ok its german but why not...

https://www.andreashurni.ch/index2.html


photoshop and all this stuff/apps helps nothing if is the perspective and arrangement boring aaand just always too : the right light....2 latin words: photo-graphy.......... photo=light , graphy=graph...or short painting with light

aaaaand of course it helps still a lot if you know all the settings from your cam....for what they are, what influence they have like shutter speed, aperture, iso ..... yess exactly this 3 characters are the top basics about every kind pic..since exist the photography......

the big question is always
what kind of object do you want in which environment how capture...or what kind situation you have just now on your place

the full automatic button on the cam is fine but its just a automatic....the cam make anything but maybe not this what you like as a result/effect...the full auto mod is only most ok if is enough light there and with static things...

....and usual =
If I'll visit CH, thinking of taking some free photography lessons... and in picture #2 your bike is blocking the intersection Viewbug.com is a photography website and app. There is free membership or 2 more paid memberships. Pro is only 13$ a month I believe and you get all kinds of free photography and editing classes and such. Good environment to take your photography to the next step.

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Viewbug...is something and nothing....I quickly looked inside....

because

about the most important thing byside from the right light : the composition of the picture / image design ....I find next to nothing

a keyword is for example : golden ratio...(for something you can eventual show/fade in a grid on the cam display)

one of the best site for me is this..ok its german but why not...

https://www.andreashurni.ch/index2.html


photoshop and all this stuff/apps helps nothing if is the perspective and arrangement boring aaand just always too : the right light....2 latin words: photo-graphy.......... photo=light , graphy=graph...or short painting with light

aaaaand of course it helps still a lot if you know all the settings from your cam....for what they are, what influence they have like shutter speed, aperture, iso ..... yess exactly this 3 characters are the top basics about every kind pic..since exist the photography......

the big question is always
what kind of object do you want in which environment how capture...or what kind situation you have just now on your place

the full automatic button on the cam is fine but its just a automatic....the cam make anything but maybe not this what you like as a result/effect...the full auto mod is only most ok if is enough light there and with static things... Haha yes you are correct. Courses can explain the rule of thirds and basics of composition but understanding and implementing it is a different story. I was just referencing his desire to seek out some lessons. I always said, the camera is just a tool to capture what the eye can see!

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i was out finding new roads last weekend...

my pic does not seem to load. why?

Can you describe the steps you’ve taken to post the picture, chopperrockets?

First the file has to be 250kb or less in size. Secondly, you have to upload it and thirdly, you have to insert it into the post.

(06-23-2020, 04:38 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Can you describe the steps you’ve taken to post the picture, chopperrockets?

First the file has to be 250kb or less in size. Secondly, you have to upload it and thirdly, you have to insert it into the post.

Yea as soon as I downloaded tapatalk I could upload photos easily from my phone.

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(06-23-2020, 11:36 PM)mvk24_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-23-2020, 04:38 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Can you describe the steps you’ve taken to post the picture, chopperrockets?

First the file has to be 250kb or less in size. Secondly, you have to upload it and thirdly, you have to insert it into the post.

Yea as soon as I downloaded tapatalk I could upload photos easily from my phone.

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Yea as soon as I downloaded tapatalk I could upload photos easily from my phone.

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Yea, tapatalk is my go to. No size restrictions, no hassle. If it's on your phone you can post it and even decide what size.

Went out for a 60 miles ride around the Rouge Creek" to dry out the CB after a full wash. The weather was perfect for riding.