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From: petrolcan on 21 Jul 2010 02:09
In article <m5tb469ladv3epq81drj849rj85rpbn42v(a)4ax.com>, Paul Corfield says...

> Actually I would much prefer that you (or anyone else) did not make it
> available. I think my breach of copyright tolerance has stretched as far
> as my conscience allows.

No problem.

From: Monkey on 21 Jul 2010 14:55
"Paul Carmichael" <wibbleypants(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
news:8abkneFv14U2(a)mid.individual.net...
> I'd best read the book, and start using the thing properly. It seems
> living
> somewhere so sunny could be hampering my efforts a tad.

Try a polarising filter if you're shooting in bright sun - darkens the sky
to bring out more detail in the clouds etc., whilst retaining detail on the
land. They need a bit of practise to get used to, and have a few caveats
(like not using wide angle or you'll get uneven darkening in the sky), but
can be a big help.

--
ZX6R F2 - The Gravelseeker
BOTAFOT #121, BBB #2


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