Any photographers on here? (1 Viewer)

[triky]

Thanks 'pwilmo' I will look at your suggestion .Something to do on long winter evenings !!

 

[triky]

WOW !! What an amazing /confusing selection !! The one i am looking at is £159-99 !! There are a lot that are less ,but will they do the job ??

 

[pwilmo]

Best value are the all in one devices, scanner and printer together.

Any scanner with 1200 x 2400 dpi will be adequate.

I use a Canon TS6250

EBay have assorted prices for that model a lot less than £159
Read pc/magazines reviews for best printer+scanners

Good Luck and don't rush your choice, often new models with similar specs sell at a very low price; because they'll make all their profits mostly on ink and papers etc

 

[pwilmo]

Just take a look at Cash Converters then check out the reviews, to see if will suit you,

I put in search for scanner, then printer scanner
Found this !?

Coopers Slide And Photo Scanner BlackScanner​

£30.00

 

[Mike123]

Took the camera to Tarifa today - very windy.....

Bit hit and miss - pretty awesome watching the skills they all have......

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[pwilmo]

Norwich MHShow
Some example shots of a cheap little £130 Sony HX60V

The zoom is very good 30x optical and upto 65x with camera enhancement.

These shots are straight out of camera and the clock tower shot through

mh window.

Another example using 30x zoom

Another example

and further zoom

Not bad heh!?

 

[pwilmo]

Retro Fest with Motorhome Fun 2023
Camera £130 Sony HX60V

 

[pwilmo]

I can't add pictures to a post, the picture adding icon on the top bar is greyed out.

The option to attach a file is still there, I have used the add picture icon on the top bar many times previously, can anyone help please.

 

[Outofthefire]

I can't add pictures to a post, the picture adding icon on the top bar is greyed out.

The option to attach a file is still there, I have used the add picture icon on the top bar many times previously, can anyone help please.

I always just use the attach files on all the forums i'm on, but the insert image icon is also working for me so no idea why your having an issue. Maybe an issue for an admin

 

[somertonion]

I enjoy photography as a hobby, typically landscapes, sunsets, long exposure (waterfalls, or traffic trails), wildlife (mostly birds in fairness, but that's mostly because that's what you mostly see) and macro (mostly insects, some flowers).

Where do people recommend as good places to visit for good photo opportunities?

I am new to motorhoming, but until now tended to book cottages, usually Scotland or the southern counties, for a week at a time and use it as a base. Hope is to cover more ground in a MH.

On my list is to go back to Mull (for WTSE), The Western Isles, north coast of Scotland.

Also really looking forward to places that are doable as weekend trips that I wouldn't have wanted to use a whole week's annual leave on before, but would have been a bit much for a day trip e.g. landscape photography in the Peak District.

I am also hoping to go and stay overnight somewhere close to Ham Wall in winter for the murmurations.

If you are looking for an overnight parking spot for Ham Wall, try The Railway Inn. It’s just a few minutes walk from the Ham Wall Trail. A real locals pub, nothing posh, with free parking providing you have a pint….try the local cider! I think they’ve put in an outside loo recently but I don’t think they do food. You won’t find anywhere closer to park overnight

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[pwilmo]

I can't add pictures to a post, the picture adding icon on the top bar is greyed out.

The option to attach a file is still there, I have used the add picture icon on the top bar many times previously, can anyone help pleas

Problem solved.. I was using Brave browser, I have now using Silk browser(Amazon Kindle) and everthing works ok

 

[pwilmo]

last night's moon .. with shadows showing craters

Camera ..pocket Sony Cybershot HX60v, not as fine detailed as expensive zoom lenses, but hand held, maybe would have been improved definition if I had used a tripod.
However it was on the spur of the moment shot looked up, saw the shadowy moon EH VOILA.

 

[Threeracers]

Brodie, Shellness Beach, Hasselblad, Kodak Portra 400.

 

[pwilmo]

Ha ha .. been enjoying the beach and water, great photo, smashing detail ..thanks for posting

 

[Astro_Clarky]

I do astrophotography, requiring many hours of exposure to capture such dim targets, which is why I’m looking at getting a motor home to reach darker sky sites and sleep comfortably while the camera takes the photo.
Think I might have to take up normal photography too after seeing the amazing images on here …. something to do in the daytime while waiting for the next night’s astro adventures

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[Norfolk Nige]

I do astrophotography, requiring many hours of exposure to capture such dim targets, which is why I’m looking at getting a motor home to reach darker sky sites and sleep comfortably while the camera takes the photo.
Think I might have to take up normal photography too after seeing the amazing images on here …. something to do in the daytime while waiting for the next night’s astro adventures

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Good idea if those images are your night time work. I enjoy wildlife, landscapes and flowers. As well as recording family and friends time.

 

[pwilmo]

Just a few colour posts of King's Lynn fair
.. locals call it the "The Mart".

Because of bad weather there was a poor turn out, so a lot of photos are missing people to add life to the photos.

However my shoot that night was colour and mood, using a Pro Mist Black Warm Filter.

No tripod - hand held, there's a fair bit of noise if you pixel peep but at viewing distance they work.
Here's a few examples.

I think the owner was previuosly high ranked in the army, the sign says his name is "Major Routes"..

People here add interest.

Lovely reflections

The filter works on the lighting here.

Modern Fairground Graphics

Colourful Traditional Childrens Ride

Lovely rich colours

Waltzers .. not for me ..I'd be ill for a week.

Hoping to use this set up when we motorhome visit 2024 Birmingham Xmas Market in December. Although these camera settings aren't happy with motion.

 

[Otter Spotter]

Just a few colour posts of King's Lynn fair
.. locals call it the "The Mart".

Because of bad weather there was a poor turn out, so a lot of photos are missing people to add life to the photos.

However my shoot that night was colour and mood, using a Pro Mist Black Warm Filter.

No tripod - hand held, there's a fair bit of noise if you pixel peep but at viewing distance they work.
Here's a few examples.

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I think the owner was previuosly high ranked in the army, the sign says his name is "Major Routes"..

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People here add interest.

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Lovely reflections

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The filter works on the lighting here.

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Modern Fairground Graphics

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Colourful Traditional Childrens Ride

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Waltzers .. not for me ..I'd be ill for a week.

Hoping to use this set up when we motorhome visit 2024 Birmingham Xmas Market in December. Although these camera settings aren't happy with motion.

What kit are you using ?

 

[pwilmo]

Hi Dave, I use a Fujifilm X100v
It is fixed 23mm lens ha ha no faffing with lenses .. to zoom you have to use legs, to get close in !
I think if you get into the media Metadata, you can see the actual settings.
The only thing I have added is the foldable trigger on the back; for one handed shooting

 

[Otter Spotter]

Hi Dave, I use a Fujifilm X100v
It is fixed 23mm lens ha ha no faffing with lenses .. to zoom you have to use legs, to get close in !
I think if you get into the media Metadata, you can see the actual settings.
The only thing I have added is the foldable trigger on the back; for one handed shooting

Very nice piece of kit, how do you find the menu ?
I am impressed with the lens

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[pwilmo]

Yes the menu is not the easiest but easy after a couple of uses.

Yes these were SOC , just cropped to cut out straggly bits.

The lens is a cracker fast at f2 ..it has NO Image Stabilisation!!.

The image quality plus lens comes from

X100V has a APS-C sensor​

Sensor is 9% larger than the average Large Sensor Compact sensor in its class.

Stick it on all auto + flash and shoot all day.

Here's the trigger on the back for one handed snapping.

 

[ontheroadagain]

The lens is a cracker fast at f2 ..it has NO Image Stabilisation!!.

I see that the x100vi has just been released and it now has image stabilisation. I had a x100s a few years ago and it was a great camera.

 

[pwilmo]

Ohhh no .. you're after me spending more money ..

No I don't need another camera!

No complete waste of money for how often I use one!

A Curse Upon You Sir

I'm going to Google

 

[Otter Spotter]

Ohhh no .. you're after me spending more money ..

No I don't need another camera!

No complete waste of money for how often I use one!

A Curse Upon You Sir

I'm going to Google

Why not. It’s always good to have 2 bodies, redundancy is protection against missing the shot

 

[pwilmo]

Very nice piece of kit, how do you find the menu ?
I am impressed with the lens

When you asked " How do you find the menu," I misread and I now realise you were asking how to find Metadata menu:

1) Tap a photo .. select the box above, with broken lines [ enlarge ].

2) The display goes into Lanscape Display.

3) Tap the double bar inward pointing arrow, in the right hand corner.

4) Choose the menu "image metadata".

5) You may have to choose another photo next in the series to speed it up, then go back to your chosen photo.

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[Threeracers]

I can’t find the menu on mine

 

[Grocklets]

I can’t find the menu on mine

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Does the manual tell you where to plug the steam engine in for power?