Pro's and Con's

[Cabansail]

Nice photo's, I thought Freddy Mercury was dead

 

So did I .....

 

This was one of the Shows on Radiance called "Killer Bee" which is a Queen tribute band. This guy did have the look and the moves.

 

 

I would love to go to a class onboard and learn how to get off "auto". :)

 

It was fun giving lessons too. Unfortunately it was right at the end of the cruise as it too a while to orgainise. It had to get the OK from the Photography team to make sure there wasn't a conflict. Then it took time to find a venue and a time in the schedule.

[Who Cares?]

The cheapest I could see equated to about $10 when the currency was converted. At that price it put many off having even the occasional tipple.

 

In many cities, a $10 drink would be considered cheap!

[Cabansail]

In many cities, a $10 drink would be considered cheap!

 

I guess it would be the same as a Pint of Guinness in a tourist pub in Dublin. However this is for a low end lager.

[Cabansail]

My sunset shot from the Helipad practical session.

 

[John&LaLa]

My sunset shot from the Helipad practical session.

 

 

Nice birds, can you share the settings with us

Edited December 10, 2015 by John&LaLa

[north29]

Went to Chef's Table tonight. All guests were Aussie, but it was still good.

 

Food & wine were excellent, even if they tried to charge me twice.

 

That I did not like, but most can drink me under the table LOL

[Cabansail]

Nice birds, can you share the settings with us

 

I will have to look at the EXIF when I get access at home.

 

It is a composite image. We had shearwaters that were flying around the bow while we were waiting for the sunset, so we were taking a few shots of them. I did not have the right lens with me, the longest I could go was 70mm. Then we all shot the sunset while I helped others to control their exposure. I would think I would have shot that one at 24mm, f2.8 or f4, ISO100 and a shutter speed in excess of 1/60th.

 

At the final talk we got on to Post Production and I did a demonstration of how to combine the various images into the desired composition and then blend the layers together. Some were amazed that even while doing this slowly to show each step it took a bit over 5 minutes.

[John&LaLa]

Fascinating, I really need to spend the time to learn how to do that. Thanks for sharing

[Cabansail]

Fascinating, I really need to spend the time to learn how to do that. Thanks for sharing

 

Shout me a cruise. I will be your tutor. You can even invite some friends. :D

[John&LaLa]

Shout me a cruise. I will be your tutor. You can even invite some friends. :D

 

Not headed to your part of the world for several years it seems

[Cabansail]

Not headed to your part of the world for several years it seems

 

I can travel ;)

[Cabansail]

Just had a look at the EXIF on that sunset shot. I was a bit out.

 

For the Sunset the settings were Focal length was 70mm, Aperture f4, Speed 1/1000th and ISO 100.

 

The birds were the same except with a speed of 1/400th.

[Cabansail]

Some shots of the shows