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No, that's the cheaper aluminium one I suggested ;-) ...I have two, the one I suggested and a lighter carbon one I use for travelling. The aluminium 055PROB comes in handy where I live with the strong winds, last thing you need is for the tripod to fall over with your camera attached.

 

Yeah that nearly happened to be in durban on a rooftop.. Things could of got serious....

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Some more African travel pics - this time sticking to its' beautiful trees.

 

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I really battled getting the lighting right. In the end, its a terrible photo at full size as it is "grainy". However on resize, looks good :). It is a local hill in Gordons Bay. Locals will know it well.

 

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oh yes, posted the one pic in the "awesome thread"

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Taken at Suikerbos:

 

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and...

 

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Taken at home:

 

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Canon EOS 600D

f/5.6

1/400 sec.

ISO-100

250mm focal length

Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended

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I really battled getting the lighting right. In the end, its a terrible photo at full size as it is "grainy". However on resize, looks good :). It is a local hill in Gordons Bay. Locals will know it well.

 

post-2696-0-94235800-1343030009.jpg

 

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oh yes, posted the one pic in the "awesome thread"

 

Also battling to get the sunset pics to be nice and noise free, what camera you been using Slowbee? I'm trying to figure out if it is the Camera or the lens that I am using...still nice pics though!!

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Also battling to get the sunset pics to be nice and noise free, what camera you been using Slowbee? I'm trying to figure out if it is the Camera or the lens that I am using...still nice pics though!!

If you want "noise free" then you need to shoot at lowish ISO with a longish shutter speed and a tripod.

Finding the balance between these two will give you that.

 

 

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IMG_9797 by OddPix1, on Flickr

 

 

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IMG_8054 by OddPix1, on Flickr

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Some incredible pics here:

 

Best of 2012

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/23/amazing-photos-2012-the-best-images-of-the-year_n_1696101.html

 

****BEWARE****

 

Some of these have been edited as most photographers would if they were to take their images in raw, so very much like in the days of film, the development process has been done digitally.

If this does not fall in with your level of expertise and taste, then look elsewhere.

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Some incredible pics here:

 

Best of 2012

 

http://www.huffingto..._n_1696101.html

 

****BEWARE****

 

Some of these have been edited as most photographers would if they were to take their images in raw, so very much like in the days of film, the development process has been done digitally.

If this does not fall in with your level of expertise and taste, then look elsewhere.

 

The meditating monks and the overgrown railway track... Those two I would put on my wall :thumbup:

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