Afternoon out

[bill88 6]

Can only second what everyone else has said.Cracking pics.

[Keeps 403]

exelent pictures keeps.tidy dogs you have as well

 

what camera are you using?

 

asme9

 

Thank you. Its a new camera I got for christmas a Nikon D90. Most of the pics were taken at 1600 and 2000 iso as it was a dark afternoon

[ASME IX 1]

im useless t pics,i got a digital cam but most of the pics come out blaired,can u giv me ny tips?? settings??

[Keeps 403]

You need to have a fast shutter speed to freeze the action, which is why its harder to take action shots on dark days in the winter as the faster the shutter speed the less light is let in - it depends on the camera you have and whether you have the option to use manual settings. If you can set it manually try setting the shutter speed as high as you can get away with the light you have.

[ASME IX 1]

cheers keeps il have a look in the settings .

 

asme9

[collie/grey 238]

Cracking set of pics

[Keeps 403]

Keeps, is the nikon better than the Canon....cos to be honest ive never been that impressed with the Canon, especially is the light is anything other than full sun

 

Wouldnt like to say if it is better or not as I haven't tried the newest Canons to compare. I used to have one of the old 35 mm Canon eos slr's but that was a long time ago (about 16 years ago). The Nikons are getting very good write-ups for performance at high ISO levels, and I have to say the noise levels on this one are much better than my old Nikon D50 - which was very noisy at 1600 in bad light. The D90 can manage ISO's of 3200 that you would never guess were as high.. in fact some of the pics are on another post on the forum. Now all I need are a couple of new lenses

[Guest anonymous]

We had a look out yesterday afternoon, was meant to be a day out but it ended up a bit of a late start We were back on the new bit we have just been shown, right in front of the landowners house. Didn't do too badly for just a couple of hours out, it was bitterly cold yesterday and there were quite a few bunnies to ground which provided a bit of sport bolting for the dogs. This spot is a little more open than the dogs are used, there are clumps of trees here and there but a bit of open space in between, but still plenty of steep banks - some of the rabbits gave them a run for their money, some didn't get far at all.

 

A few pics

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

nualas catch retrieved by indie

 

 

 

 

 

 

joint retrieve

 

 

Great photos.... Scares me seeing dogs run through trees with collars on though...

[darrell jnr 16]

quality pics mate nice day too by the looks..