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can i play.
Here's mine
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Like the BMW dust caps, i keep getting mine nicked. Still, prompted to order another set
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You parked on the street or do they get nicked when your out and parked up?Like the BMW dust caps, i keep getting mine nicked. Still, prompted to order another set
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I have the same ones if you zoom in. My lad bought them for me one fathers day.Like the BMW dust caps, i keep getting mine nicked. Still, prompted to order another set
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Oh god don't fuel his bloody fire!!!Now that's a great pic.
Thanks - Great pics have to be created - Now my car's been detailed there's more to comeNow that's a great pic.
Just waiting for my lens to be repaired.
Don't worry Dave - Andy's comments won't go to my head. I know I'm way better than thatOh god don't fuel his bloody fire!!!
I'm not going to get that sort of pic on my phone TBFOh god don't fuel his bloody fire!!!
Oh, as an aside, I've just fathomed out to zoom my phone camera, only took 18 months no more long shots and hoping that @GazHyde might raise me up to "IT Nerd" status
Useful feature. Zooms on most phones however are digital zooms. It just uses a smaller part of the sensor. Go too far and they become pixelated. You can get the same from cropping your original unzoomed image.I'm not going to get that sort of pic on my phone TBF
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Ooooooooooh, I'm thinking I'd need some practice on that, I'll have a play, cheers.Useful feature. Zooms on most phones however are digital zooms. It just uses a smaller part of the sensor. Go too far and they become pixelated. You can get the same from cropping your original unzoomed image.
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Woow, most excellent !
I am a newbie Z owner, hope i can keep my eye open for that great photo opportunity
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Davyhoogy
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Here we go...
You had very similar conditions there as I had when I did the image above. The problem is cameras frequently don't see and record what our eyes see. Thats why when you look at your pictures you might feel somewhat disappointed with them. It just needs a bit of 'tweaking' to get it looking just how you saw it. Its possible and not too hard to do.
A couple of other bits of advice is - if there is something in the picture that doesn't add to what you're trying to say, then exclude it. Create some way of leading your viewer into your picture using composition. There are lots, but rule of thirds is a massive place to start.
Sadly, I have too many years messing about with cameras