At the Farnborough Airshow yesterday whilst I was shooting the static displays, I was asked why I was shooting with two similar lenses on separate bodies. I had a 14mm on one & a 15mm on the other. However the results from each are very different.
Bloody hell that was warm, next time I must remember that the media facilities are not the best place to shoot from. Anyhoo here’s a few pics.
Having been a user of PhotoShop CS5 since it’s introduction, I have decided that it is time to bite the bullet & upgrade to the current version, as it was only £79.99 for a year subscription I have updated both the Desktop & the Laptop to PhotoShop CC 2018.
There appear to have been a few changes in the last 8 years or so, but the most immediate change that I spotted was the Camera RAW screen, which offers quite a few more options when processing RAW images, including profiles including “Landscape”, “Portrait” plus others including my new favourite “Vivid”.
Today was the first of a couple of days at the Farnborough International Airshow, started off nice but was pretty much 100% cloud cover by lunch.
Sunday was a long hot day at the Nick Compton testimonial cricket game at Weybridge Cricket Club.
Yesterday saw me at the Guildford Town Cycle Race over Guildford’s brand new setts (or cobbles), having already decided where I was most likely going to shoot from, I probably should have taken the Pelican Case that the 400mm lives in with me, but I didn’t so an uncomfortable few hours was spent sitting on the kerbstone outside the Three Pigeons. Additionally as I was on the right side of the road photographically speaking, it was the wrong side for the pub.
Two differing jobs in the diary this weekend, Cricket in the sunshine, followed by sitting next to a pond whilst photographing the Elstead Paper Boat Race.
