Jock Elliott
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- Troy, NY
4 am. The spotter-in-chief, returning from the bathroom, says, "Look out that window . . . "
A full moon, clouds scudding across it . . . a highwayman's moon!
A lyric springs to mind:
As I was a-goin' over the Cork & Kerry Mountains
I met with Captain Farrell, and his money he was countin'.
First I drew my pistols and then I drew my rapier,
Sayin' "Stand and deliver, for I am your bold deceiver."
I can't NOT shoot it . . . you understand?
The RX10 Mk4 will do, I think. It knows I have no tolerance for cameras that say No. See: In which I do battle with the Nikon’s camera software engineers, and they win
It's warm. Mama Robin, who is nesting under the eaves of our side door, takes flight as I slide out into the night.
With the first shutter press, the RX10 reminds me that it is shooting video. Nuts.
But the way I have the video configured, it clicks off one still frame:
Rotate the dial in the dark, find P mode:
and this:
But I want to avoid those powerlines if I can. Other modes yield:
The camera is clearly struggling for exposure and focus, and nothing I do seems to help.
The sun porch looks good in HDR, though:
In the end, I romance a shot with Luminar, but I can't remember where the "remove powerlines" setting is:
Cheers, Jock
A full moon, clouds scudding across it . . . a highwayman's moon!
A lyric springs to mind:
As I was a-goin' over the Cork & Kerry Mountains
I met with Captain Farrell, and his money he was countin'.
First I drew my pistols and then I drew my rapier,
Sayin' "Stand and deliver, for I am your bold deceiver."
I can't NOT shoot it . . . you understand?
The RX10 Mk4 will do, I think. It knows I have no tolerance for cameras that say No. See: In which I do battle with the Nikon’s camera software engineers, and they win
It's warm. Mama Robin, who is nesting under the eaves of our side door, takes flight as I slide out into the night.
With the first shutter press, the RX10 reminds me that it is shooting video. Nuts.
But the way I have the video configured, it clicks off one still frame:
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Rotate the dial in the dark, find P mode:
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and this:
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But I want to avoid those powerlines if I can. Other modes yield:
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The camera is clearly struggling for exposure and focus, and nothing I do seems to help.
The sun porch looks good in HDR, though:
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In the end, I romance a shot with Luminar, but I can't remember where the "remove powerlines" setting is:
Join to see EXIF info for this image (if available)
Cheers, Jock
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