Hello, can somone give some advice on a few images please

[ianpinion]

Originally Posted by Cutter

Thanks Ian, MANUAL whats that it sounds easy the way you say it

As Oldboy has already mentioned, Mark, it's that book that comes with a camera that you should have read cover to cover, at least three times, before you started using it!

[dan123]

hahaha like that ever happens,

[ianpinion]

Originally Posted by dan123

hahaha like that ever happens,

You mean to say you haven't, Dan.... shame on you!!!

You're setting such a bad example to the novices, so to redeem yourself you must go read it at once!

[OldBoy]

[QUOTE=ianpinion;44544
You're setting such a bad example to the novices, so to redeem yourself you must go read it at once![/QUOTE]

No, at lease ten times!

There use to be a saying in the computer world - RTFM.

[dan123]

okay ill get rightt on it, i shall read it every day of my life from this point on,

dan

[ianpinion]

Originally Posted by dan123

okay ill get rightt on it, i shall read it every day of my life from this point on,

dan

Now that Dan, is what I call going above and beyond the call of duty!

[dan123]

ahhh its gotta be done, dedication my friend, ill be able to recite it word for word,

dan

[ianpinion]

Originally Posted by dan123

okay ill get rightt on it, i shall read it every day of my life from this point on,

dan

Originally Posted by dan123

ahhh its gotta be done, dedication my friend, ill be able to recite it word for word,

dan

Now that would be sad and a bit geeky! Are you sure you still want to go ahead and do this?

[dan123]

hhhmmmm probly not, it would be about as interesting as watching paint dry, still might though, hehe

[The Littlest Hobo]

No real man ever reads the manual BEFORE he has at least had a go at figuring it out himself. Its the law. Only when you have really confused yourself do you ever refer to the manual and find out how it really works.

I saw that light box link a while ago (maybe on this site). It looks good. I have also checked out some of the ebay lightboxes. For less than £10 you can get one with different backgrounds etc. May be worth investing in at some point.

Just for the record, thanks for your help on the exposure settings guys. The picture seems to be pretty well received. I even entered it for the competition on here but that was expecting too much.

Back to this Becks pump and the suggestion of taking different exposures in a pop art kinda thing. Keen to give it a go but am confusing myslef trying to work out the procedure. Any suggestions please.