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Post by ginginho on Oct 18, 2011 13:07:46 GMT 1
One for the Non-Englishmens pleasure....  trotty out by nickg_pfc, on Flickr Sept 9th 2011, The Oval. John66, if you look at this, check out the EXIF!  |
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Post by Dillzio on Oct 19, 2011 10:52:39 GMT 1
huh?
I don't get it. Boasting about your teams skills because one of your guys was almost run out but not quite? trying to scare us perhaps?
and what is an EXIF?
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Post by john66 on Oct 19, 2011 12:37:59 GMT 1
huh? I don't get it. Boasting about your teams skills because one of your guys was almost run out but not quite? trying to scare us perhaps? and what is an EXIF? Now I dont follow cricket myself but my understanding from the title and the pic is that what you are seeing is an English player being got out and an India player celebrating! No boasting about Englands skills as the thread is called for the "non Englishmans pleasure". I get Nick simply published it cos he took it and its a great pic he wanted to share. My understanding of EXIF is the data captured in a pic file with all the data of how the pic was taken. John |
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Post by john66 on Oct 19, 2011 12:40:30 GMT 1
John66, if you look at this, check out the EXIF! Hi Nick, where do I see that? I have looked at your flickr page and cant see it. Post a link perhaps with the exif on it. John |
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Post by Dillzio on Oct 19, 2011 13:19:29 GMT 1
Oh, he took it himself. Well I understand then. Nice shot!
Very kind of you to share the pic since I was unable to make the game myself.
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Post by john66 on Oct 19, 2011 13:42:25 GMT 1
Ahhhhh found the EXIF....I swear it used to just be on the right hand side on flickr, hey ho! Are you reffering to the software LMAO! or simply the technical data? Great shot Nick, reckon you could have sold that one! When was it? Edit: Doh..course the date is in the EXIF!  John |
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Post by ginginho on Oct 20, 2011 9:07:20 GMT 1
Yes Dillz, I posted it coz it's an Englishman getting out which I thought you might enjoy, and I did take the picture and am quite pleased with it.
John sorry for being a bit cryptic about the EXIF, I was rather impressed with the IS as it shows:
Exposure 0.01 sec (1/100) and Focal Length 300 mm
This sort of breaks the rule of thumb of exposure = 1/FL or quicker. Oh, and it was handheld!
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Post by john66 on Oct 20, 2011 11:53:24 GMT 1
John sorry for being a bit cryptic about the EXIF, I was rather impressed with the IS as it shows: Exposure 0.01 sec (1/100) and Focal Length 300 mm This sort of breaks the rule of thumb of exposure = 1/FL or quicker. Oh, and it was handheld! Indeed, I did notice the speed...Ever consider becoming a sniper! I also noticed your software is called GIMP, and obviously thought you may be reffering to that too! ;D John |
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Post by ginginho on Oct 20, 2011 13:23:20 GMT 1
John sorry for being a bit cryptic about the EXIF, I was rather impressed with the IS as it shows: Exposure 0.01 sec (1/100) and Focal Length 300 mm This sort of breaks the rule of thumb of exposure = 1/FL or quicker. Oh, and it was handheld! Indeed, I did notice the speed...Ever consider becoming a sniper! I also noticed your software is called GIMP, and obviously thought you may be reffering to that too! ;D John Hmm, I would if the gun had stabilisation built in!  What I failed to mention earlier is that the 4/3 sensor effectively doubles the 35mm FL, so this is equivalent to 600mm in film terms which makes the IS even more impressive. Gimp is freeware that is similar to the (very expensive) Photoshop, Paintshop Pro and other editing packages, I use it for jpeg manipulation. It actually stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program. I also have DigiKam which is freeware RAW editing stuff but only use that when a jpeg isn't up to scratch (I shoot RAW & LSF jpeg). |
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What I failed to mention earlier is that the 4/3 sensor effectively doubles the 35mm FL, so this is equivalent to 600mm in film terms which makes the IS even more impressive.