Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

Thought you said price no problem? ;)

Too cheap? ;)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Canon-Digita.../dp/B004I1KWKU

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

Panasonic LX5 for the lady?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003WOKUV...SIN=B003WOKUVK

Basically the same camera as the Leica D-Lux5 but for 200+ quid less

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

Has this got an EVF? OP requested a view finder...

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

Not standard but you can buy a live-view viewfinder which fits to the hotshoe at extra cost of course.

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

Don't know why anyone would need something like this, but pretty amazing spec...

http://www.europe-nikon.com/en_GB/pr...fessional/d800

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

Pretty amazing price too, nearly £2400 for the D800 body, even higher for the D800E.

What could you do with 36 megapixels? a 7360x4912 pixel image - enough for a 3 foot by 2 foot print while still keeping the 200 ppi resolution that seems to be the rule of thumb for prints at arms length viewing distance.

And how much storage would a RAW image from that bad boy need?

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

World press photo winners 2011:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-16979784

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

Couple of funny sights I saw in Manchester today.

1. Red Stripe ad made out of roadworks stuff

2. Belle Vue Dogs stretch limo

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

They are great Cobby.

1. Not a lot to laugh about these days in Manchester City centre so it's good to see Manc humour is still alive and kicking.

2. What a great advertisement. Which reminds me it's been a long time since we had a night at the Dogs. Will have to get on to our friends and book a meal out at the Racetrack.

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

Proof it doesn't always rain in Manchester...

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2012/04/8.jpg

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

2.16m Euros for a Leica null-serie: :shocked:
Link

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

Can someone please tell me why my photos are so dark, I took these on a fairly bright day?

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

What type of camera did you use, and what settings did you use.

It could be you used auto settings, so in a very bright situation the exposure will be short so they could come out darker. Also some auto scene settings can change a lot. If you are facing the sun, it will be darker still, away from the sun obviously will be brighter and better. Whilst auto is handy, it hardly ever means it's the best setting to use.

But there's nothing something like photoshop or lightroom can't fix here.

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

Hi Peanut thanks for getting back to me. Camera is Panasonic DMC-FS10
settings are as follows:-

Re: CF: Clickers Corner
 

The exposure time was too quick, sometimes in bright situations you can adjust the exposure in auto mode to compensate this. For out side in daylight, the ISO setting seems a bit high also.

But I think with that camera you don't have much control over the exposure times, so I think editing them via something like lightroom would be the best solution.