Digital photography

Got the sensor cleaned at Fixation today. Bloody brilliant shop, they're very friendly and had loads of used 1-series bodies to drool over.

Ha, it is yours yes. Great deal thanks very much!

Great! I'm pleased your using it!

This is probably a very silly thing I have overlooked, I have done all the updates of my CS6 but the camera raw just won't update, I have tried doing it manually also but still can't get that to update to a version that is compatible with my D600. Can anyone go through the steps with me, so I can find out if I have missed something?

By manually have you tried doing it incrementally, like 6.1 to 6.2 to 6.3 etc?

No... I jumped from 7.0 to whatever the latest one was. I shall give your advice a go.

Sorry if this is a reep

That's cobblers isn't it? He talks as if Kodak were a charity, rather than large, profit making company and as if everyone's photos in the past were varied and original - which must explain why people's hearts always leapt with joy when someone offered to show them their holiday snaps.

anyone have a Canon EF 28-70mm USM or a 24-70mm Lens for sale?

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Do you just use out of camera jpeg? Nice colours.

Well, the greens seem to be pulled back significantly ?

Yeah just experimenting with curves and saturation in the Photoshop.

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Full photos please!

I take a lot of car photos, which is probably not everybody's bag of tea, but here's a couple what I took that I were reet pleased with:

Very open to any criticisms/feedback

Eeergh, cers. :)

Took my D7000 to the shop to be sent to the motherland.
Hopefully they can sort the -ERR- out.
I miss having it.
Started using the D40 again and its tiny, light and not very good.

Full photos please!

Selling it through work, search on eBay tomorrow at 8pm if you wanna have a kook

I take a lot of car photos, which is probably not everybody's bag of tea, but here's a couple what I took that I were reet pleased with:

Very open to any criticisms/feedback

There is a shit ton of CA/purple fringing in the first two. Rarely seen such a bad case. What were you using?

Didn't even notice that. I was pretty gung-ho with Lightroom because post-processing is like a dark art to me.

Didn't even notice that. I was pretty gung-ho with Lightroom because post-processing is like a dark art to me.

Isn'r fringing more of a lens problem than a PP problem?

Yeah, usually appears with wide apertures. It can be killed by simply ticking a box in light room though.

OK well I have no idea what I'm talking about then.

It was a 50mm 1.4 on a 60D

In the Develop settings, scroll down to the Lens Corrections box. Tick "Remove Chromatic Aberration"

Cheers, Ben, did a Google and know how to stop it happening now. I think.

That isn't a perfect fix, but it'll help. Yeah, plenty more techniques on google.