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It`s been a while since I took a picture, and I will not submit this since it is an old one. But it is a winter shot I always like, and thought I would share. Hopefully, it shows up good.
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This is too funny. I think we met when you took this. I was there the same morning, and later talked to you at bond falls. Small world.

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If it is a software issue, then try this:
Rotate them all 90 degrees so the vertical is now horizontal. Then stack them horizontally. If it merges them horizontally, then you can rotate the...

Actually, it was you and your dogs that I was thinking of. As I was reading that, I was picturing the Pug running with you dogs on their agility coarse;). I know that is letting the imagination get...

Crop or Crop/Clone combination. I agree with David. I scrolled the picture up so the top of the picture was cropped off, and it looked better. If you prefer, you could cropped most out, and the small...

This made me laugh. But it is also a pretty revealing comment that the A/F could not keep up with a Pug.

Pat

A lot of nice shots this week. Technically, they were all excellent. All birds, and then Dave came in with the lone landscape for the week (thanks Dave for keeping the landscapes alive this week:))....

What you say makes sense, and I do not doubt you. I got that from and article I read when I was trying find out how many axis they actually sense, and I admit I did not think about their answer...

I didn't know that, but I was just sitting here wondering if such a thing existed. So it would probably be looking for large amplitude movements with relatively small rates of change over time... and...

I am not an IS expert, but how I would think it works:

For Canon the IS system senses either 2 axis of rotation (pitch-yaw) or the newer IS systems have 3 axis of rotation (pitch-yaw-roll)....

Higher frequency, large amplitude vibrations are going to tend to create higher accelerations. And within reason, higher frequencies are going to be a bigger contributor to higher accelerations as...

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Upside-Down Reflection -6751 by Pat Conroy, on Flickr

I meant congratulations on the new camera by the way.

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Congratulations.
That first one is worthy of framing.

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Cool shot.

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Fall at the Cabin-1591 by Pat Conroy, on Flickr

Joel - You have some tough decisions to make. I don't envy you.

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Just out of curiosity, why are you looking for a new version of the 85L? What needs improving? It is a lens I have been contemplating, and it sounds like most are very pleased with it. Looking at...

I was pleasantly surprised with the files of my 5DS R. The noise control, sharpening latitude, shadow latitude, and over all color and contrast of the images where better than I expected. I thought...

Mark:
I assume you ment to post these to "Week 37" and not "Week 36" which is already closed.

Nice shoots by the way.

Pat

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If you like to shoot at f/1.4 to f/1.6, it is usually because you like the blurred background and subject separation. It will be better and typically more pleasing with a FF. I think if you like to...

Based on creativity and complexity I choose Sean's Multiple Exposures. He had an idea, made a plan, and went out and executed the image gathering and post processing well.

Congratulations Sean.
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That is a great fall. Thanks for sharing. I hope you have more to post.

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I think you are correct, but I did not use it. I usually don't use long exposure NR for a couple of reasons, but mostly because I am too impatient to wait the extra 30 seconds for the shot to be...