I take most of my pictures with a Canon Digital Rebel, last year’s model, alan.
I also play with them in Photoshop alot. I’m always amazed how superior the human eye is to the instruments we make to emulate what it sees.
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I never knew tht the ferns can grow out of the moss on the tree trunks. Looks beautiful!
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I almost bought one of the latest versions of that camera a couple of weeks ago, but changed my mind at the last minute in favour of a Pentax *ist DS, which will take my old lenses. They’re such good quality I couldn’t bear to abandon them. Now I just need to find the extra cash!
I think the ability to fine tune photographs at home with an image editor is probably the biggest attraction of digital photography.
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I adore old trees. That camera was a very recent gift. I’m still learning how to use it. I agree with your observation about the human eye vs. instruments. When I paint trees, I’m still using instruments, but oh the delightful challenge!
very nice.
what camera do you use loren?
I take most of my pictures with a Canon Digital Rebel, last year’s model, alan.
I also play with them in Photoshop alot. I’m always amazed how superior the human eye is to the instruments we make to emulate what it sees.
I never knew tht the ferns can grow out of the moss on the tree trunks. Looks beautiful!
I almost bought one of the latest versions of that camera a couple of weeks ago, but changed my mind at the last minute in favour of a Pentax *ist DS, which will take my old lenses. They’re such good quality I couldn’t bear to abandon them. Now I just need to find the extra cash!
I think the ability to fine tune photographs at home with an image editor is probably the biggest attraction of digital photography.
I adore old trees. That camera was a very recent gift. I’m still learning how to use it. I agree with your observation about the human eye vs. instruments. When I paint trees, I’m still using instruments, but oh the delightful challenge!