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Pictures: A trip to the zoo - TommyH - 06-07-2018

Some fantastic pictures Patrik, I LOVE the zoo :thumbup:


Pictures: A trip to the zoo - Lexusboy - 07-07-2018

In all the hundred of pictures I have taken with my camara i never once had a picture to your quality.
Wish i had half your talent mate.


Pictures: A trip to the zoo - parthiban - 07-07-2018

Incredible pictures as always, I wish I could get those sorts of results, the contrast is just perfect! Are those raw images or touched up at all?


Pictures: A trip to the zoo - FirebirdPhil - 07-07-2018

Spot on as usual mate. love the tiger.


Pictures: A trip to the zoo - Lexusboy - 07-07-2018

First picture for me:thumbup1:


Pictures: A trip to the zoo - garyskisplym - 07-07-2018

very very nice pics.

I need to get practicing. Off to kenya on safari at the end of november and getting a new camera for my birthday (nikon d3000)

Which zoo was this??


Pictures: A trip to the zoo - P.Lindblom - 08-07-2018

garyskisplym very nice pics there

what camera do you use??
Thanks! I used my Nikon D80 for those pics.

This is what I usually bring with me. The D40 is for Sara to use.
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abactus great pics

LOL I love the goat Big GrinBig Grin

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It's hard to find a goat that looks more satisfied, I believe :laugh:

Its expression really reminds me of The lonely goatherd song from The sound of music:
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Lexusboy In all the hundred of pictures I have taken with my camara i never once had a picture to your quality.
Wish i had half your talent mate.
Hundreds of pictures might not be enough, mate :tongue_smilie: I bought my D80 in January 2009 and since then I've taken 12,006 pictures with it. I doubt there's any photographer that can go out and take just one picture that turns out perfect. If you take 20 pictures of the same object at least one has to be good :biggrin:

parthiban Incredible pictures as always, I wish I could get those sorts of results, the contrast is just perfect! Are those raw images or touched up at all?
Thank you. Apart from some cropping they are pretty much straight from the camera.

garyskisplym very very nice pics.

I need to get practicing. Off to kenya on safari at the end of november and getting a new camera for my birthday (nikon d3000)

Which zoo was this??
I'd love to go to Kenya and see these animals in their natural environment.

My pictures are from Kolmården in Norrköping, Sweden.


Pictures: A trip to the zoo - Lexusboy - 08-07-2018

I need to buy the sb600 or sb800 speed light for my camera.
Could the sb400 work well enough as i see you use this ?
My camera is the d70


Pictures: A trip to the zoo - P.Lindblom - 08-07-2018

Lexusboy I need to buy the sb600 or sb800 speed light for my camera.
Could the sb400 work well enough as i see you use this ?
My camera is the d70
The SB-400 is really basic and I wouldn't really recommend it. Its only advantage over the built in flash is that you can aim it up which is vital if you want to take nice indoor pics.

Here's a very quick comparison. Not the best example, but you should get the idea.

Flash aimed towards the object
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Flash aimed towards the ceiling
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The SB-600 can be aimed in any direction but it can also be used as a slave flash and that option opens up a whole new world of photography. I was going to buy an SB-600, but I've now been recommended to get the Sigma EF-530 DG Super. That seems to be a great choice if you don't want to spend a lot of money.


Pictures: A trip to the zoo - FirebirdPhil - 08-07-2018

We cover the flash with micropore tape, when photographing tattoos, as they are wet and reflect the flash so hard the camera does not see the ink only the flash reflection!!

If I had a camera that would support a 3rd party flash then all the tattoo books say to aim at the celling.