Photo Of The Day.

[severus]

Steve knows more about my camera than I do

Mine too. OK Steve - how did you determine my camera model, shutter speed, etc.?

 

Ken

[Newt]

Most digital cameras store EXIF data along with the image. All you need is a viewer that can read it. Irfanview with the plug-ins installed does a nice job but there are lots of others.

[severus]

Aha. I just saw Steve's thread of Exif readers - I was out of town then. Thanks Newt.

[Paul_D]

I've been having some probs posting pics on this new fangled forum software so apologies if this doesn't work.....This little git and its mate have spoiled my most favourite winter Grayling swim by taking up residence.....grrrrr!

 

.....I give up for now. I'll have to learn to post bigger images and you'll see the little blighter.

Edited January 27, 2006 by Paul_D

[poledark]

I had to post this to keep the wife happy...silly I know, but nice :)

 

 

Den

[n4lly]

Den, has he put his hat on coz its snowing?

 

[poledark]

That was the general idea n4lly well it was the wifes idea I think he (?) needs a scarf now..

 

Den

[Guest Jan V]

I had to post this to keep the wife happy...silly I know, but nice Den

 

Love it Den. Being that you guys may be snowed in again, keeping the wife happy would be a very smart choice on your part.

[rabster]

I got several of this little chap & its partner today.

 

Make = KONICA MINOLTA

Model = DYNAX 5D

Exposure Time = 1/250"

F Number = F6.3

Exposure Program = Aperture priority

ISO Speed Ratings = 400

 

 

If anyone wants to see the other half dozen shots, they can be found HERE - if the link works?

 

Just to add, I wish I'd used a faster shutter speed for these two squabbling Coots.

 

Make = KONICA MINOLTA

Model = DYNAX 5D

Exposure Time = 1/400"

F Number = F9

Exposure Program = Aperture priority

ISO Speed Ratings = 200

 

Edited January 30, 2006 by Steve Randles

[Guest franticfisherman2]

down at the river today