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From: Focus on 5 May 2008 04:37 "Allen" <allen(a)nothere.net> wrote in message news:481e70c4$0$30500$4c368faf(a)roadrunner.com... > Focus wrote: >> "Allen" <allen(a)nothere.net> wrote in message >> news:481e36e5$0$7709$4c368faf(a)roadrunner.com... >>> Focus wrote: >>>> "Marco Tedaldi" <news0408.kruemi(a)spamgourmet.com> wrote in message >>>> news:fvl107$r7i$1(a)registered.motzarella.org... >>>>> Focus wrote: >>>>>> http://atlantic-diesel.com/ >>>>>> >>>>>> Comments welcome, as usual. >>>>> Colors are ok... >>>>> The horse in the second Image is too dark >>>>> many of the images ar tilted.... but nice colors :-) >>>>> >>>>> OK for test-shots >>>>> >>>> Thanks. You're right, they are tilted. I don't know why I keep doing >>>> that. Got to pay more attention or get a screen with lines ;-) >>>> Horse too dark? Not here. >>>> >>>> >>> It just looks like the proverbial "dark horse" to me. Actually, it looks >>> like a black or almost black animal with a very dark bron mane. >> >> And that's exactly what it was. A dark horse. What's the problem? >> >> > None here. It was someone else that apparently thinks all horses are light > colored. My family owned four horses on their ranch: one the color of the > one in your picture but with a darker mane; a brown one with a white > blaze, a mare the color of a brand new penny (hence her name: Penny--US > pennies used to be pure copper)) and her foal, exactly identical to her > mother. Horses come in about as many colors as dogs (but eat much more). True. I did quite a lot of horseback riding myself when I was wearing a younger man's clothes ;-) Maybe I'll do it again sometime. Should be quite nice here in Portugal with all the beaches, hills and rocks. I had two Great Danes: not only the size of a small horse, but the eat as much too ;-) -- Focus
From: Focus on 5 May 2008 05:19 "Markus Fuenfrocken" <markus(a)fuenfrocken.de> wrote in message news:fvmgop$9jb$1(a)online.de... > "Focus" wrote: >> http://atlantic-diesel.com/ >> Comments welcome, as usual. > Those are very nice examples of the capability and versatility of the much > attacked EF-S 17-85 IS (i assume you used that lens?) ... tack sharp > images and good color rendition, 4 and 5 are my favorites. Well done. Thanks! For example at Fred Miranda you can read some very positive reviews of professionals, so I guess it's not so bad. I had the Nikon 18-135 and the 18-70, but I think this one is sharper and more useful with the IS. And now you get 50 euro back from Canon, so the price is excellent too. -- Focus
From: Smeeegles on 5 May 2008 05:44 Marco Tedaldi wrote: > Focus wrote: >> http://atlantic-diesel.com/ >> >> Comments welcome, as usual. > Colors are ok... > The horse in the second Image is too dark > many of the images ar tilted.... but nice colors :-) > > OK for test-shots > > Marco > > Horse l;ooked fine on my monitor. I love the lone chapel but yes some are tilted a touch. Was this with the kit lens?
From: OldBoy on 5 May 2008 05:51 "Markus Fuenfrocken" <markus(a)fuenfrocken.de> wrote in message news:fvmgop$9jb$1(a)online.de... > "Focus" wrote: >> http://atlantic-diesel.com/ >> Comments welcome, as usual. > Those are very nice examples of the capability and versatility of the much > attacked EF-S 17-85 IS (i assume you used that lens?) ... tack sharp > images and good color rendition, 4 and 5 are my favorites. Well done. The first EF-S 17-85 batch had some flaws (I got one then). Perfect lens above 23mm, around f/8 and good working IS.
From: Focus on 5 May 2008 06:03
"Smeeegles" <me(a)here.net.au> wrote in message news:fvmkt7$tas$1(a)registered.motzarella.org... > Marco Tedaldi wrote: >> Focus wrote: >>> http://atlantic-diesel.com/ >>> >>> Comments welcome, as usual. >> Colors are ok... >> The horse in the second Image is too dark >> many of the images ar tilted.... but nice colors :-) >> >> OK for test-shots >> >> Marco >> >> > Horse l;ooked fine on my monitor. > I love the lone chapel but yes some are tilted a touch. > Was this with the kit lens? Yes, the 17-85 IS. This chapel really stands in the middle of a crop field. No idea what they were thinking. You see a lot of abandoned churches and chapels here. Some one-horse-villages will have three churches! But nothing is broken down. just abandoned. I like that: gives me plenty of subjects to photograph. -- Focus |