ianganderton wrote:
How did you get to think that the bottom of your dogs paw would be worth photographing!!!!
Actually it's a cat and no dog
https://picasaweb.google.com/1043396838 ... 2645813010Well - the long story about this shot is just that I got back my flashgun I gave to a friend last week and when I came back into my livingroom my cat was sitting on the heating (got a bit colder the last few days) - Having my flash I just got my camera and my umbrella and started shooting. After a while that little guy stretched his paws and I shot
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So how is your Decemberfest going? We are now just crossing the 1/3 mark!!
Acceptable. The last few days were quite hard - the lighting outside was rather bad and both the camera and the lens have their limits. The camera needs quite some time to start up, can't take RAW and jpeg at the same time and the ISO performance is not as good as I'm used from my 500D. Although it has less than half the pixels on the same sensor size. So I can say now: More pixels don't mean worse noise.
Having the equivalent focal length of 80mm I don't really have a wide angle nor do I have a real tele. I still want some "wildlife" - even if it's just a duck. But the 50mm lens really is a bit short for that and with 6MP I can't crop too much.
Until now it worked (using some "sunset dummy shots") - let's see how the next third of this month works. Tomorrow shouldn't be a problem - it's my sister's birthday and I'll have my camera with me.
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