derek
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My First Blurry Water1.
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peteski
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What a cracking first attempt, it looks great.
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hil26
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good first attempt, feel that some more detail in the rocks would improve the image
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jonH
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agreed 
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Gilly
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How long an exposure Degsy?
Is it me, or is the horizon straight? 
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derek
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It was f16 at 2 secs with a grad grey filter
as i'm getting a lot of comments about my "tilting"  photos, i've just ordered one of them camera spirit levels - don't laugh. And a battery grip for good measure! (birthday present)
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hil26
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| derek wrote: | I
as i'm getting a lot of comments about my "tilting" photos, i've just ordered one of them camera spirit levels - don't laugh.
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essential on a tripod, not laughing as i use one
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jonH
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it strikes me as odd when cameras don't have the grid switched on in the viewfinder by default - i find it a priceless tool when trying to get shots level
Once the picture is taken, Photoshop and Lightroom both have very good straightening tools that put a grid over the picture too - very effective when trying to get things bang on.
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hil26
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i use the viewfinder grid also, but the level does help when using the tripod.
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Gilly
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| jonH wrote: | it strikes me as odd when cameras don't have the grid switched on in the viewfinder by default - i find it a priceless tool when trying to get shots level
Once the picture is taken, Photoshop and Lightroom both have very good straightening tools that put a grid over the picture too - very effective when trying to get things bang on. |
I'm not sure if Canon DSLR's have the grid option on them. I know the P+S cameras do, but the SLR's I dunno about.
Any strightening issues I have, I tend to rectify in PS if I'm going to take my shots any further......
On a side note - Degsy, I was kidding about this particular shot being straight 
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peteski
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| Gilly wrote: |
I'm not sure if Canon DSLR's have the grid option on them. I know the P+S cameras do, but the SLR's I dunno about. |
I've never seen a grid option my 20D, it would be nice though
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