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timark_uk
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No. If you like Icelandic stuff you should visit Iceland, which Nick has done quite a few times already. Jus' sayin' Mark
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brataccas
I haven't seen my friends in so long
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nickminers
Occasionally has a life
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Heh.
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ProfessorF
What's a life?
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The Scottish Islands are well worth a visit, though, regardless of any similarities to other more northern Islands. Less chance of being caught out by a volcano too. 
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timark_uk
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That could be me in a Starfleet uniform. (8+D Mark
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ProfessorF
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Yes. Yes it could. Make it so number one.
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rustybucket
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Excellent photos there, Nick. You did well considering the crapness of the lighting.
Would be interesting to see how you manage with harsher tones as per a normal gig.
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nickminers
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Indeed. I've always been fascinated by them. Skye, St Kilda, as well as Orkney and Shetland are on my bucket list. Thanks - I noticed there were several people using flash which I wanted to avoid as I thought it would be too disruptive. Nobody seemed to mind though. I've definitely got the bug and will be back for more at some point, hopefully with better lighting :D
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brataccas
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how do you avoid using flash without the pics blurring?  I feel forced at gigs to use flash when I photographed donny munro singer, pics still turned out ok but flash use was obvious _________________
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nickminers
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I used a high ISO; from 1600 upwards.
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rustybucket
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Would be interesting to see you how you fare with a stagelit orchestra - harsh light, strong shadows, shiny instruments, lots of movement and big depth of field. Just a thought _________________Jim
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brataccas
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1600? WTF. most ive ever used was at a foggy car rally I had to use ISO 1000, oddly enough the pics came out perfect, no overexposure, sharp as hell and no noise exept from the cars of course (off course?)  _________________
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EddArmitage
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nickminers
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That's [LIFTED] hipster to you, Edd.
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EddArmitage
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It looks [LIFTED] when the forum censors it, though.
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