One of the views from the end of the lane:
Cropped but otherwise as taken with the camera:
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| Nikon Coolpix S9050 - full colour |
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| Nikon Coolpix S9050- blue filter |
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| Nikon Coolpix S9050- green filter |
That's got that out of my system - for now!
Sunday, 30 December 2012
Pop Goes the Scenic View
Following on from my earlier post I took the Nikon with us on our mid-day walkies down the lane. There was glorious Sunshine but the wind chill made it feel raw in spite of the outside thermometer showing 7.3C. Hanging on to Penny while taking photos as she tries to join in with a couple of Spaniels which were dashing about a few feet away is quite an art but I got there in the end. Again it was to see how the in camera colour 'popping' would work.
One of the views from the end of the lane:
Cropped but otherwise as taken with the camera:
That's got that out of my system - for now!
One of the views from the end of the lane:
Cropped but otherwise as taken with the camera:
That's got that out of my system - for now!
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IT is effective. A very nice acquisition.
ReplyDeleteI think I will get some use out of it Adrian.
DeleteA little extra the the photographer's armoury Adrian. I can see it being used more in the Summer to make flowers and such like stand out. I'm seem to remember reading it will do the same with video but I haven't investigated that as yet.
ReplyDeletepretty neat.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing, TWG, what they can make pocket cameras do these days.
DeleteJust looked at your previous post, as well, and what fun to be able to pop photos with a click ... kind of like 'click pop'. Anyway, I noticed Penny's Pooh Bear toy. I think it is time to gather up all of her toys and get a 'family portrait'...click popped, or not :)
ReplyDeleteGlo: I'll try but Penny will have to be out of the way as she won't let me have any of her mates for long. She doesn't like Pooh, too big compared with the others. She can't get hold of it and hurl it up in the air.
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