Helpful Posts: I was about to open the rear door of my wagon at home today when this sight greeted me
Not sure if it is female with youngster or a male hitching a ride
They were still there one hour later and I then drove 5 kilometres whilst they held on tight until I parked up. IQ not so good on this one as I had left the camera on auto ISO and the shots at 1600.
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Thread: I'm so vain
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5th July 2013, 08:14 AM #1
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I'm so vain
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5th July 2013, 01:10 PM #2
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Re: I'm so vain
That insect is very vain since it appears he is looking in the mirror.
Bruce
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6th July 2013, 09:04 AM #3
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Re: I'm so vain
Grahame, why did you leave it on ISO 1600? Because you did not check the buttons!
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6th July 2013, 09:51 AM #4
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Re: I'm so vain
Andre, I had used the camera the previous evening to take some high ISO shots to do some experimentation with noise removal software.
Normally, I religiously re-set everything after each use to 'Aperture Priority', 'f6.3', 'base ISO' or Auto ISO with max of 800', 'Auto WB', 'VR On', 'Auto Focus' to give me a camera that I can quickly unpack and shoot with a reasonable chance of capturing most things.
On this occasion, as you say I did not check the buttons and did not follow my rule ! For info the noise was not a great problem although I did put this through 'Neat Image' noise reduction software which I find quite good.
Grahame
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