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My very first outdoor photo with the new camera. I reckon I should get better once more familiar with the camera, but nevertheless was pretty pleased with it. As shot other than a minor crop. Can anyone tell me what sort of boat/craft it is, I have no idea of it's purpose.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...017/11/192.jpg
Well that appears down near queenscliff. Booms indicate fishing vessel (prawner?) but bargy hull doesnt match. Thats a weird one mate. No trawlers in port phillip since the scallopers were banned (and they didnt use booms). Also thought channel netting was now banned. Good question!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cuppa
It is very good
Have been playing around with Astrophotography lately & have had some good results so decided to to have a go at a multiple photo image. This one is 24 individual photos stitched together to form one image. The pic is a 180 degree view(NE - SW) from the lookout above my home town. The Moon was about 1/4 & lit up the ground.
The program I used to stitch them was Microsoft ICE (Image Composite Editor). The program can also capture panoramic images from video similar to the way some Smartphones capture panoramas(and it`s free).
Each photo was a 30 second exposure at f3.5 & 3200 ISO.
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Chokie the watch dog on duty.
On the way to Peterborough, SA.
Thought this was in the monthly comp for a minute....bwhaaa bidja i met ya and thats what had me thinking....nahhhh surely notQuote:
Originally Posted by Bidja
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Settle down there Avo , have another Jacks and relax.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avo
Naaahhh, they actually like each other's company too much..Common around here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avo
This Rosenberg's Monitor was just by their run two yrs back after a big wet period, must have come down from rough country up behind(followed the creek down).
Only saw this one once and think odds may have been different.
I have a monitor, but I think it`s a different breed to the ones you have @Bidja .