Recent content by Aim12

Okay interesting. I guess I have some reading to do. Thanks Joe and Sashbar for your help!

Okay thanks!

Dropbox - DSCF2455.RAF Dropbox - DSCF2485.RAF Dropbox - DSCF2468.RAF Dropbox - DSCF2480.RAF One of these is the photo. I couldn't preview it, sorry, but they're all from the same camera/lens. I haven't heard of demosaicing (although I'm googling it now). I'm new to fuji and mirror less, so...

I recently purchased an x-t10 and an 18-55mm lens. I bought the mirror less camera because of the size. I backpack and I thought the smaller size would be great for travel. I've heard great things about the lens and how sharp it is, but the pictures I've been taking look a little soft to me...

Nice job!

When you say you're from ct I think sometimes people assume you're loaded. Ct also has cities, that are nothing like Greenwich, and they're good places to take photos! Thanks for the comments

Hartford walkabout. Suggestions for improvement always welcome. Thanks for looking. 1. twocanes by Amy Sch, on Flickr 2. maneating by Amy Sch, on Flickr 3. available by Amy Sch, on Flickr 4. house by Amy Sch, on Flickr 5. biker by Amy Sch, on Flickr

Beautiful area! Did you use a polarizer? Certain sections of sky look darker in certain areas for a few of them.

Thanks for the suggestions. All good tips/observations. Anyway to minimize the blownout sky for next time?

Two pictures from a hike I took in the snow. Thanks for looking. Any comments are appreciated. 1. Talcott Snow by Amy Sch, on Flickr 2. Snowy view by Amy Sch, on Flickr

Ok thanks. Good suggestions and some things to think about.

Hi everyone. I want to take a picture for my profile for my linkedin account. I have a tripod. I also have good natural light. I was thinking of hanging a blanket or sheet as the background. Maybe use a mirror or something to reflect light if needed? The picture doesn't need to be perfect, but...

Thanks!

Nice job. Were you on the north rim?

Sleeping Louis by Amy Sch, on Flickr The roommate's cat