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Postby Jayne-Yorks » Mon Sep 14, 2009 9:04 pm

Some more i have edited a bit.....taken with the 170-500mm resting on car window ledge lol
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Re: More Deer

Postby Jayne-Yorks » Mon Sep 14, 2009 9:05 pm

one more..
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Postby Kenny » Tue Sep 15, 2009 12:55 am

Dunno if its the darker theme on our forum here but the your Deer images look even more stunning on Massive than they did on any other forum.The colours seem much more sharp-and they were pretty damned sharp when I saw them before.Stunning shots and wow what a great lens.You did well to get it off Tiny and a good move doing so.

Hope it works well on the D700 you allegedly will be getting for Chrimbo Jayne. I say allegedly because I fully believe that within a week or three your gonna pop up on here and say tadahhh...heres my new baby......it will be black and sleek and have a 700 on it instead of 90....

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Postby Jayne-Yorks » Tue Sep 15, 2009 6:28 am

Lol Kenny i wish, can you believe he says i have to actually wait till xmas for my xmas pressie this year? the cheek!!
I have noticed pics look better on this forum than the other......wonder why?
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Postby bandit » Tue Sep 15, 2009 9:32 am

These are sound images. So cute too. How many lenses do you actually have now? Are you going for the full set..

Oh and leave the 170-500 at home on Satuday, unless you want to shoot while sat in the car :lol:
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Postby Phil the frame » Tue Sep 15, 2009 10:17 am

Huge cuteness factor in these, lovely images
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Postby Kenny » Tue Sep 15, 2009 10:35 am

Hi Jayne

dunno why they do look better unless its the colour scheme of the forum.Being black it boosts the colour somewhat on the photos.In my web design degree course with the OU I think it said summat about white pages or pale pages drained colour out of images and thats why on many white online galleries they have a thin black frame round the images to give that effect of boosting the colours.Isnt science wonderful LOL. In any case they are fab on any forum,any colour.

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Postby Jayne-Yorks » Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:14 am

I have the black format on the other but they still seem to look better here?

Thanks Phil :smile:

Lol Rich erm you want a list? i could shoot your wedding from Scarborough nevermnd the car with the 170-500mm lol yes i will leave it at home :mrgreen:
I have almost a full collection of FX lenses now just after the 70-200mm now and there is always room for more macro lenses surely? lol just need to nick your D700 to put em on now :mrgreen:
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Re: More Deer

Postby mand » Tue Sep 15, 2009 10:27 pm

A super set Jayne, no 5 for me. A good close up very clear. ;-)


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Re: More Deer

Postby RoscoePColtrane » Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:11 am

The last four are good, the first seems to have some soft bits on the neck & face (editing?)
4th is my favourite, great timing and wonderful expression on the young fella that's tacking it in the face :cool:
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Postby Jayne-Yorks » Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:45 am

The first is more or less out of cam and i noticed the soft bits, must have just been where the focus points were? i only kept it cos the eyes seemed sharpish and of course the eye contact but thanks for the cc :smile:

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