Yeah, I think mine runs 8.1 and remains quite snappy. The maps still get occasional updates, too. They were definitely going for gold with the 1020.
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Yeah, I think mine runs 8.1 and remains quite snappy. The maps still get occasional updates, too. They were definitely going for gold with the 1020.
My Birds-In-Flight (BIF) setup and I really need to go outside to do some BIF photography soon before the weather changes.
Baltic Sea @ night. Far lights of the Capital city. Batis 25mm, 15sec.
The first time a dragonfly has actually stopped whizzing around and let me get the shot...
Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
Tried a new trail that was a bit of a dud, but the bay trees were in bloom. Also, with the limited number of photos (took 13, processed 7) each of which didn't require advanced layer work, tried On1 Raw for the first time to view workflow. Work OK, and saw some things I really liked, until I went to export the 7 and re-naming the files, text with sequential number, which I have to explore more - otherwise it would kill the program. Got the text OK, but sequential started with 0 and subsequent were "Copy 1" through "copy 6" when none were copies.
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The first time a dragonfly has actually stopped whizzing around and let me get the shot...
Cheers
Hugh
What settings did you use to capture that?
I grabbed my FZ1000 which is always within reach for any quick opportunity, already set to f/4.0 in AP mode and -2/3 EV, cranked it out to 400mm and gradually got as close as I could. The camera chose 1/1000 and ISO 125.
I reckon it was the camera that took the shot rather than the photographer in this case
Cheers
Hugh
Went bug hunting yesterday . On my way back to the car , I saw this white speck on a mossy log . I'd checked the log out on my way in and it wasn't there so I investigated further and found this guy .
7D2 , 100 macro , f13@1/250 , ringlight , ISO 400
7D2 , 100 macro , f13@1/250 , ringlight , ISO 400
Unfortunately I don't have the slightest clue what this car is. I didn't get the chance to speak to the owner as I was on my way out when she pulled in. I did manage a couple of quick shots though before leaving.
P1050793 by Lance Randall, on Flickr
P1050793 by Lance Randall, on Flickr
Unfortunately I don't have the slightest clue what this car is. I didn't get the chance to speak to the owner as I was on my way out when she pulled in. I did manage a couple of quick shots though before leaving.
It’s a Nash Metropolitan 1953-1961
This one butterfly is becoming a bit of a celebrity. This is my third submission of the same one. Papillon paperazzi!
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While I am not going to attach a link, go to YouTube and search "Little Nash Rambler". Technically, it was a Metropolitan but was purchased by Rambler. Very much a cult and "chick" car in the 60's.Unfortunately I don't have the slightest clue what this car is. I didn't get the chance to speak to the owner as I was on my way out when she pulled in. I did manage a couple of quick shots though before leaving.
