Digital photography

Cheers - I saw it approaching as I was finding the framing so a bit of both.

Quite a lot of stuff done in photoshop too - the RAW looks pretty different...

Can anyone recommend a camera for carrying on the bike? I was considering a 1" sensor type like the canon g7x ii, but was worried it would still be annoyingly heavy to carry in a jersey pocket.

iPhone.

perhaps a Fuji x series ....the older x100 and x100s are reasonable price.....or s/h....
small and light ....mine goes everywhere .....under shirt round neck all day no worries

i use a g7x. Fits fine in a jacket pocket, but quite heavy for a jersey pocket. its good though.

I use a Ricoh GRII and find it fantastic.

Excellent!

Thanks! got a new laptop so enjoying being able to edit images and them actually turn out the correct colour now!

#knowdatfeelbro

Hope this means you post more pictures!

Why not! Thanks :)

old man/ice cream especially is 🔥🔥🔥

But seriously I while I tend to like street in principle but not in practice, I really enjoy most of yours.

thanks! means a lot as I still think of myself as a beginner compared to a lot of people on here

just a garden snap, but a nice mix of shapes

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Nice one!

It's been a while since I uploaded anything here - have a couple from recent travels. Sad to say that autumn seems to be here already.

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love the first shot ...ghost woman

Thanks! My fiance liked that one too so actually just got it printed.

(phone pic - sorry)

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Is there some decent Mac software for merging exposure-bracketed sets, without blowing 140 quid on lightroom? Using a Canon g7x for outdoors photos which tend to be quite high in contrast if there are clouds present.

May be worth just getting photoshop. You can even out contrast pretty easily with levels and masks. Hell of a lot easier than merging. And you could still do that if you wanted. Plus infinite amounts more.

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