Trip down south

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Back from my trip to Melbourne, or as I’m now referring to it as….
‘Getting to know my camera in a non-hostile environment.’
Melbourne is great, and deserves it’s title as Oz’s most liveable city.

Sunset Mobile

Since I was experimenting with the Canon 7D, I thought I’d try some multi exposure HDR type shots, and they are here…
DeSignTram_HDR2Ally Table_HDR4Antuqe_HDR2

Interesting camera interface thang I noticed. Canon gets the photographer to dial in the exposure bracketing, and then, if the photographer desires, switch over to motor drive to suck up the three exposures. This give the photographer the option of triggering the exposures one at a time.










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  1. HieronymusMarch 21, 2010 at 9:51 PM

    So jealous! Not sure of which more though - being in Melbourne or the Canon 7D!

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