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peppiB's Photos
Topic Started: Aug 5 2008, 08:56 PM (17,721 Views)
peppiB
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:thanx:
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Davebutterflyman
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An interesting link, albeit a brief history, of the Godetia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgian_ship_Godetia_(A960)
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peppiB
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Virtually the same age as my Moggy then! Bet the ship has covered more miles though. Thanks for the link
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One of these was taken with a pro camera, the other with the new amateur one, both using the same lens. Can you tell which is which?

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Both taken this afternoon within a couple of minutes of each other
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happyhare
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Bottom one the pro?
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Amethyst
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There's a big difference between the two pics PeppiB! :o Is this a trick question?

I'm not very au fait with posh cameras, but going by the camera models detailed on Flickr your new one wins????? :thinking:

Did the pretty little bird get a reward for being a volunteer in your experiment? :girlygiggle:
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Great shots of the curlews, gulls in flight and the helicopter.lol

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Now that's a bit tricky PeppiB :thinking:

Both are nice photos but I would imagine the bottom photo has more realistic colours.......... :thinking: But I bet there's a twist here somewhere so I'll say the top is pro and the bottom is amateur because really I would expect it to be the other way round...........if you see what I mean :think:
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Just had a lovely catch up here PeppiB, all super photos but I particularly like the ones of the Tyne :cool2:

I think the bottom photo is the pro camera as the definition and detail is so much sharper (I'm probably totally wrong, of course :giggle: )
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I would go for the bottom one as well PeppiB but you could be fooling us all :giggle:
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The top one is from the pro camera and the bottom from the amateur one. My eyes are getting old so I was just wondering if anyone else could see the difference. Am getting more used to the new one now - it is so much lighter!
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That's interesting PeppiB I thought that might be the case and I have to say I prefer the bottom photo as I think the detail is better, nice to know it's lighter :yes: much less cumbersome :cool:
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:greatpic: PeppiB. I would have gone for the bottom one as well. Seems like that new camera is a good buy.

:thanks: for posting
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Davebutterflyman
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Great photos PeppiB :clap3:

I would have said the bottom photo so it just shows you how hard it is to define images from one camera to another.
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Well fancy that!! Your new camera is a great buy then :cool:
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Definately a good buy! :cool:
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Must admit I am getting to like it more. Here are some from the first time I used it

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:greatpics: peppiB
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You are getting some good results PeppiB ,great photos :clap2:
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