Thank you for the clarity.
That explains all. I used to have an EXIF reader that if you clicked on an image (online) gave the EXIF data etc. but that seems to have disappeared
.Does this software still exist??
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Photo of the Day March 2017
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Thank you for the clarity.
That explains all. I used to have an EXIF reader that if you clicked on an image (online) gave the EXIF data etc. but that seems to have disappeared
.Does this software still exist??
You're welcome!Thank you for the clarity.
That explains all. I used to have an EXIF reader that if you clicked on an image (online) gave the EXIF data etc. but that seems to have disappeared
Does this software still exist??
I used to have the same exif reader plugin too, it appears to have been abandoned by its creator, rather unfortunately for us using Safari.
Thanks ...... I think there'll only be one , or at most 2 shots of this thing's development . Generally they hatch out at around 10 days give or take . Maybe tomorrow and then Saturday or Sunday .I don't like to keep eggs under the 'scope for more than a few minutes at a time as the bright light from the substage light causes the embryo to spin around and try to reposition itself . There's a limited amount of energy to be had from the yolk sac , and I'd prefer the embryo to use it to become a fish rather than spinning around . Got some other stuff I might be fooling around with on the weekend , though . If it works out , I'll resurrect the macro thread from a month or so ago and stick them in there .
New lens arrived today (Zeiss Planar ZM 50mm) and had a few minutes to test it. Looks like it's going to be a good combo on the M9. That's GAS over for a few years or until I can regrow some internal organs to sell.
The Old Cottage, Dromluska by Joe, on Flickr
Lovely composition.
The Old Cottage, Dromluska by Joe, on Flickr
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I predict another purchase before the end of the year.New lens arrived today (Zeiss Planar ZM 50mm) and had a few minutes to test it. Looks like it's going to be a good combo on the M9. That's GAS over for a few years or until I can regrow some internal organs to sell.
WinnerOnly if you're sending me some money via PayPal.Lovely composition.
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I predict another purchase before the end of the year.
Not quite up to Peter's bear shots but hey, it's Wales...Comments always appreciated.
Jacob's sheep Snowdonia by another scotsman, on Flickr
Jacob's sheep Snowdonia by another scotsman, on Flickr
Not quite up to Peter's bear shots but hey, it's Wales...Comments always appreciated.
Jacob's sheep Snowdonia by another scotsman, on Flickr
Would a bit of -ve on Yellow & a touch of contrast help this image to sparkle?
Love the exposure control - still sheep and moving water. Nice!
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The Old Cottage, Dromluska by Joe, on Flickr
If it was not for the lack of 'sarking' I would have guessed Scotland.
A bridge over a bridge. Original packhorse bridge with the later road bridge built above it. Comments always appreciated.
Water under the Bridge 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Water under the Bridge 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
A bridge over a bridge. Original packhorse bridge with the later road bridge built above it. Comments always appreciated.
Water under the Bridge 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Love the composition - but - a bit chocolate box in style. To my eye.
I suppose it looks just 'too' good
.Apart from style, perhaps removing the lamppost would add to it?
? Does that even scan?Anyway clicked like and added requested comments so big pat on back to me
.Regards . Sharkey
Cake seller in Marylebone station today.
Leica M9 with Zeiss Planar 50mm @F2
Leica M9 with Zeiss Planar 50mm @F2