The lighthouse at Africa's southernmost point. Cape L'agulhas, Western Cape, South Africa. October, 2019.
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Absolutely. The new camera also has a bunch of other of features that I was missing, like focus peaking or remote control.Sounds like you managed to upgrade a bit, at least, with the built-in EVF and some extra dials and buttons, right?
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Hovering directly over Brookside Park prior to overflight restrictions. Pasadena, California. December, 2023.
Go Dawgs! (UW alumnus here)Sweet, go Blue tonight!!
Here’s some souvenirs from an earlier era…
This one has me snookered! But I’m thinking tomatoes?
How old was your camera?Just a new body. My old camera (a PEN E-PL 5) spontanously had an electronics failure early in December.
Yes! I had set a couple of tomatoes in a dish and for some reason they caught my eye and I noted how red they were and that also they were in a red dish, so that spurred me to grab the camera, set things up on my dresser in the bedroom (which is under two windows which get nice light in the afternoons) and do some shooting....This one has me snookered! But I’m thinking tomatoes?
A bit over 9 years. So yeah, it had its age.How old was your camera?
Was this taken through a screen? I see a uniform pattern over the entire picture. I have the same problem when try to get a picture on my porch without opening the door and disturbing the subject.
Huh? It was taken standing outside next to my car. What kind of a uniform pattern? Would it have something to do with post-processing? I don't see anything like that! Anybody else see it? Weird.Was this taken through a screen? I see a uniform pattern over the entire picture. I have the same problem when try to get a picture on my porch without opening the door and disturbing the subject.