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QE2 Coming HomeIT'S the most famous ship in the world. It has sailed more than 5.6million nautical miles - and carried 2.5m passengers. Now the QE2 is coming back home, for one last time.
The liner will be at Greenock on September 20 - 40 years to the day since its epic launch upriver at Clydebank - on a lap of honour around Britain.
>>Full Story Here<<
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cybers
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Seen her today in the forth....
Was crossing the bridge and she was docked just off the fueling station after the rail bridge...
40yrs old and still looks stunning
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Fjord
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I think she's arriving early morning around 7am and then departs Greenock at 6pm at around high tide
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AlanM
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james73
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Good pics Alan. The weather this afternoon has been lousy. I take it that was this
morning/lunchtime?
James H
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AlanM
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Display was at 12:15 - Sky was greyer than that in reality (made it bluer by adjusting White Balance)
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Stuball
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Cheers... it was the pick of the bunch... even then I had to crop it a bit. I'll post more once I process them through photoshop for some lightening etc
Same as above but tweaked
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wee minx
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I went about 11 o'clock, so got the Red Arrows , they were amazing, dead exciting
Here's some pics....
More Here
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Fjord
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Yer photo's of the Red Arrows are simply superb you've nailed the focus bang on with such a fast moving subject.
Do you take pics for a living? If not why not
What kinda Camera set up are you using btw?
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Stuball
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I reckon she is using a canon EOS 350D with a lens capable of a 170mm focal length (I'm thinking 80-200?) and f/9
Embrace the power of EXIF
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Fjord
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| McShad wrote: | I reckon she is using a canon EOS 350D with a lens capable of a 170mm focal length (I'm thinking 80-200?) and f/9
Embrace the power of EXIF  |
Shut it!
Let the lady speak
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Stuball
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Am I cramping your style here???
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AlanM
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| McShad wrote: | Am I cramping your style here???  |
More likely to be a 70-300mm lens as there are a couple at 300mm -
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wee minx
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| Fjord wrote: | Yer photo's of the Red Arrows are simply superb you've nailed the focus bang on with such a fast moving subject.
Do you take pics for a living? If not why not
What kinda Camera set up are you using btw? |
Nope Fjord not proffesional, am just a happy snapper
Thank you very much for that
Its a box brownie , ah just asked the pilot nicely to stop so ah could take a piccie
KIDDIN
Yes boys, its a Canon 350D....two lenses:-
18-55mm
75-300(which I'm told is almost equiv to a 400 in a non digital slr)
All i know is I put it on action mode, burst mode and fire like F*ck, shoutin "c'mon..focus, focus...FOCUS!!!!"
...and of course practicing my panning technique, while at the same time the instructions on how to lock the exposure
300 pics later i got a couple in the frame and in focus (2meg card awfy useful )
I keep it on programmed most times, unless I really want a movey thing or a blurry thing(technical talk here )
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HollowHorn
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| wee minx wrote: | | I keep it on programmed most times |
Ffs don't tell McShad! Yeil gie him palpitashins.
Wonderful photographs, WM, astounding!
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Stuball
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I keep mine in P mode aswell for most daytime shots...
I only laugh at those in automatic mode :)
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wee minx
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| HollowHorn wrote: | | wee minx wrote: | | I keep it on programmed most times |
Ffs don't tell McShad! Yeil gie him palpitashins.
Wonderful photographs, WM, astounding!  |
Thank you very much again HH
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james73
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James H
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