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Published: 2008-01-16 10:27:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 853; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 0
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Taken at the Bogey Hole, Newcastle...Enjoy
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Equipment:
Nikon D80.
Nikkor 18 - 135mm.
Circular Polarizer.
Manfrotto 190XB & 804RC2 Basic Pan Tilt Head.
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Comments: 50
it turned out to be a really nice place to take pictures, that Bogey Hole ^^
i think its awesome, (i bet u already knew)
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hehe thank you very much, your comments are always appreciated
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hehehe ur welcome
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wow! thats amazing! water is my favorite element. ^_^
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Then woohoo then
Thanks
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this is simply amazing... wonderful colors, love the contrast between the quiet water and the splashes
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Oh thank you very much, and thanks for the fav
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Wow, that blowd me away
Rep+ for you my friend!
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Thank you so very much, glad you like it
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Waw this is one of the most beautiful pictures I've ever seen. And I really mean that, I do not often say this.
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In that case, much appreciated
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A very ironic name for such a stagnant and still lake
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hehe thank you
The Pan Tilt Head is actually the head i use on my tripod... "Vignetting" is caused by a reduction in light at the edge of the lens when the sides of the lens become visible, (have seen this at work with cheap wide angles)... anyway it results in dark corners in the image. You also get a similar effect when stacking filters. There is an option in photoshop when using raw to fix this, however i like to shove it the other way sometimes to create the effect
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It's a great effect when the picture is dark, but I suppose if you're trying to take a really bright shot then it would look a little off. I've never encountered the effect before on my wide angle, maybe because it's a Nikkor. What lens were you using?
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yeh i dont think you will ever get it in a cannon or Nikon Lens... i think it was a sigma 10 - 22 or something, at 10mm, you could actually see the edges of the lens
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I could imagine at 10mm you probably would...ah well, what can you do, apart from post editing or purchasing a more expensive lens
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wow.. fantastic work.. the feeling.. color.. reflection.. like a fairytale
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Appreciated, especially coming from an awesome manipulator who often deals with fairytale like scenes
Thank you
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Very nice to hear, thank you so very much
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Woo, then my goal is complete 
Thanks
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And what's a circular polariser
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Circular polariser is a filter, pretty much can reduce light, it can spin on the end of your lens and depending on the angle which you turn it, it gives you different effects. Its mostly used for removing reflection, darkening the sky to a nice darker blue and makes your clouds nice and fluffy, nicer saturation of colours etc.
Thanks
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I'm imagining a filter like one of those spinning mag wheels now
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lol very similar yes
(oh, hint if you get one, never screw it on till its tight, back it off a bit cause we have many people who come in who just cant get it off).
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Pimp my camera!
And advice noted!
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Glad you do, thanks
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