kingfisher (the return)

[Dreamer]

ok this time i got it, but in very low light. a lot happier with myself this time but would of still prefererd the lighting that was on the bird in my last fisher post. they will get better i hope, thanks for lookin and dont forget say what you think. have put a bigger picture in the Gallery

[Lancashire Lad]

Originally Posted by Dreamer

...would of still prefererd the lighting that was on the bird in my last fisher post. they will get better i hope, thanks for lookin and dont forget say what you think...

Great shot Dreamer. You can't control the weather/lighting, but you've certainly made the best of what was available - Nice one.

On a slightly off thread subject, what software are you using to incorporate your details on the pics?

I like the way that whatever it is includes all the details around the perimeter, but in an unobtrusive way.

Regards
Mike.

[Dreamer]

Originally Posted by Lancashire Lad

Great shot Dreamer. You can't control the weather/lighting, but you've certainly made the best of what was available - Nice one.

On a slightly off thread subject, what software are you using to incorporate your details on the pics?

I like the way that whatever it is includes all the details around the perimeter, but in an unobtrusive way.

Regards
Mike.

i use cs3/4, but the detail is controled by the f stop on the camera. the larger the f stop number the more detail in the background, the smaller the f stop number the less detail in the background, hope this helps.

[Lancashire Lad]

Originally Posted by Dreamer

i use cs3/4, but the detail is controled by the f stop on the camera. the larger the f stop number the more detail in the background, the smaller the f stop number the less detail in the background, hope this helps.

Sorry Dreamer, I worded my question badly.
I was thinking about the actual camera / lens settings and your copyright, date, & name inforrmation around the edge of your photos.

I am assuming your are importing this information onto the picture by some means, so that it shows within the perimeter "frame" area. (Or perhaps importing the picture onto the information frame?).

Regards
Mike

[Dreamer]

Originally Posted by Lancashire Lad

Sorry Dreamer, I worded my question badly.
I was thinking about the actual camera / lens settings and your copyright, date, & name inforrmation around the edge of your photos.

I am assuming your are importing this information onto the picture by some means, so that it shows within the perimeter "frame" area. (Or perhaps importing the picture onto the information frame?).

Regards
Mike

ok sorry my mistake. its an exif scrip that i downloaded and use within photoshop i will send you the link to the site i got it from in a pm

[Lancashire Lad]

Cheers Dreamer.

Got your PM. I'll have a look at how it works, but I don't have Photoshop CS3/4 so I doubt that I will be able to take advantage of it.

Thanks for taking the trouble to reply though.

Regards
Mike.

[Dreamer]

your welcome mate off shopping now

[Dreamer]

ok my pics are not good enough comment, well what is ? this is meant to be a photography Critique and Advice thread thanks for all the advice.

[Lancashire Lad]

Originally Posted by Dreamer

ok my pics are not good enough comment, well what is ? this is meant to be a photography Critique and Advice thread thanks for all the advice.

I commented Dreamer - your pic is a stunning shot.

Don't get uptight just yet, the right people might not have spotted it.

(I've also posted where no replies came - and it does feel as though you must be invisible sometimes).

Give 'em chance, it's a damned good pic. (They're probably jealous )

Regards
Mike.

[Dreamer]

lol thank you mate, i feel like ive done something wrong and i know you commented on it was not getting at you