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Today was the first go at taking some action shots with my new samsung gx-1l. I took hundreds of pictures and only a few where hardly any good. Full credit to jimmy and stu as i didnt realise how hard it was to capture such a great shot like they do. The hall was abit dark at tivvy indoors near impossible towards the end.
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nice, shots mate!, the quality of the image is great
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Nice shots. Good colour too.
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Wow, those are very nice.
I agree, I have to take around 200 images to get about 30 good ones, that aren't blurred, badly composed e.t.c Bit on the small size, but quality is impressive ![]() Nicely done mate
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I think its the same with everyoune realy. Thats why digi cameras are so good. I use to get through around 10 rolls of film when i had a 'normal' camera. but now with the digi's you can check the images as they're taken.
I take around 450-500 shots when I take my camera to meetings and probably get around 50 shots that I like, and only around 25 that are decent. with the screen being so small though, I find that some shots look pretty good on the small screens but when you get it on the comp' it's blurred as hell ![]() What is the viewfinder on the nikon d70 like? in my fuji its just another tiny monitor inside the camera?! ![]() |
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