No pics yet. Has anyone tried Blackmagic's camera app, currently iOS but apparently coming for Android? I know it's not DSLR so maybe this is philistine stuff, but hey. It's free and feature packed. I haven't had a real chance to test it, but I reckon it unlocks potential for the camera in your pocket. for instance, it allows me to choose which of the three cameras I have to use, it allows me to choose things like ISO, shutter speed and frame rate for video. And a whole lot more.
Hi,
Working, thanks
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Originally Posted by Bushie
"Oh **** here we go again Terry, wake up, I'll be glad when the tourist Season is over again,[bigrolf] more bloody tourists that want us to stand on our heads like it is a natural thing for us to do. (slaps forehead)
Ever seen a horizontal rainbow?
I hadn’t till this morning
Old iPhone 6s took the pics this morning
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This is early last year and a Watco grain train waiting on the Meandarra branch at Dalby, to get the road to head to Brisbane.Attachment 190078
just sold my old camera and bought a second hand Nikon D800 at a crazy good price
lots of hours of frustration ahead as i work out how to use the thing...
first pic out of the way...
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For a crazy good price maybe you should have bought a Kodak Baby Brownie?[smilebigeye]Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
Got one from the 30es tucked away somewhere here 🥸Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
A little step back to the unusual 'rainbows', here's one taken around the Bathurst (NSW) area early one morning. I think it may be called a 'fogbow' :whistling:
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a work in progress as they say as i try to get my head around this d800
looking south from my balcony towards the sandstone point hotel at night....
taken with a dx 18-140mm lens at 70mm
am saving for a 50mm f:/1.2
