Siuya
Cool Hand Chris
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Please post your comments here for the August comp entries.
Thanks
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Chris
The single most important component of a camera is the twelve inches behind it (AA)
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Skyline_kid
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Really like RadoAds's pic, proper poscard stylee lol. Good work 
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RadoAds
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Oooooh, a nice comment.  Thanks, I dont get them very often lol
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Adam
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john_g
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How precise do we need to be about focal length? I've a photo I recently took on my Samsung GX-10 so the bit in the guidelines that applies to me is:
APS-C sensor -------- between 28-35mm
But the image in question is showing that I used a focal length of 38mm. Does this mean I'll have to enter something else?
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John
Who could suppose that angels move the stars, or be so superstitious as to suppose that because one cannot see one's soul at the end of a microscope, it does not exist?
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Siuya
Cool Hand Chris
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How precise do we need to be about focal length? I've a photo I recently took on my Samsung GX-10 so the bit in the guidelines that applies to me is:
APS-C sensor -------- between 28-35mm
But the image in question is showing that I used a focal length of 38mm. Does this mean I'll have to enter something else?
It's only a guide John - nothing is set in stone in the monthly competitions 
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Chris
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john_g
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Great, thanks.
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John
Who could suppose that angels move the stars, or be so superstitious as to suppose that because one cannot see one's soul at the end of a microscope, it does not exist?
R.D.Laing The Politics Of Experience
http://www.flickr.com/photos/john_gass
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PhilW
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You could always crop it slightly if you are worried?
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john_g
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Thought of that, but it's the wrong way round - the image is, technically, already a bit telephoto, so cropping only makes it worse. Anyway, I've posted it now... it's not only the focal length that might be questioned - the picture is 'urban landscape' rather than the traditional kind and so might be considered to not meet the competition's intent. Who knows?
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John
Who could suppose that angels move the stars, or be so superstitious as to suppose that because one cannot see one's soul at the end of a microscope, it does not exist?
R.D.Laing The Politics Of Experience
http://www.flickr.com/photos/john_gass
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Siuya
Cool Hand Chris
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the picture is 'urban landscape' rather than the traditional kind and so might be considered to not meet the competition's intent. Who knows?
Why not? 'Urban landscape' is in the brief
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Chris
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john_g
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I could only have known that if I'd read it properly!
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John
Who could suppose that angels move the stars, or be so superstitious as to suppose that because one cannot see one's soul at the end of a microscope, it does not exist?
R.D.Laing The Politics Of Experience
http://www.flickr.com/photos/john_gass
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AGW
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You and your briefs...they seem to have something for every occassion!
Graeme
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AGW
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oh...and no get out clause!
Graeme
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AGW (BSRIPN)
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Siuya
Cool Hand Chris
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Keep taking the pills Graeme
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Chris
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OneTen
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Loc: Devon
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Wonderful shot.
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Richard .......... My Website - My Blog - My Flickr
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Sophie_Collet
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Loc: Bristol, UK
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Thanks
It was one of those moments when you know you should be socialising with the in-laws downstairs, but you also know you just have to have that picture!!!
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Sophie
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le_r_s36
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WOW.
Sophie, fabtastic, well done.
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Formally Known As lshears12
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Simon_King
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I could only have known that if I'd read it properly!
Ha me too my 56 mm shot may be outside those parameters. I miss read it conveniently as not wide angle not telephoto. Oh well I'll wait and see what happens.
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My Gallery
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bench_ubbster
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I could only have known that if I'd read it properly!
Ha me too my 56 mm shot may be outside those parameters. I miss read it conveniently as not wide angle not telephoto. Oh well I'll wait and see what happens.
Oh goody, a public flogging 
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Bench or No Bench
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Simon_King
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I could only have known that if I'd read it properly!
Ha me too my 56 mm shot may be outside those parameters. I miss read it conveniently as not wide angle not telephoto. Oh well I'll wait and see what happens.
Oh goody, a public flogging
It could be worse, last month I read it as Bin and Scones! I spent hours by the Brabantia with Greggs finest! Need to look closer in future!
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My Gallery
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aiwa_yamaha
Bambi
Reged: 09/03/2006
Posts: 1543
Loc: Devon, England
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Does that mean 18mm landscape shots will be allowed as i've used my standard 18-70mm lens?
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