[Leica] Raining

[lluisripollquerol at gmail.com (Lluis Ripoll)]

Hola Ted, mon ami

You are absolutely right on yout comments, I had the camera on my  
hands and saw the boy running in front of me, no time to prepare the  
camera, I'm not sure if I'm estimated focus and and f stop, I think  
so, on these cases I prefer try to shot, if the picture is acceptable  
"tnat mieux" (much better), and this was the case. I have no  
experience with autofocus cameras, when I was an R shooter I was using  
the mode "A", but one day I've realized that I had better pictures in  
manual mode, after this day I'm used to use manual mode, even in our  
times!.

Thank you for your comments and I'm glad you liked the lady with the  
red umbrella.

cheers
Lluis



El 22/12/2010, a las 6:49, <tedgrant at shaw.ca> <tedgrant at shaw.ca>  
escribi?:

> Lluis Ripoll showed:
> Subject: [Leica] Raining
>> Today...
>> > http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/luisrq/El_Raval/L1017151w.jpg.html
>> > http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/luisrq/El_Raval/L1017149w.jpg.html
>
> Lluis mon ami. :-)
>
> Both iteresting photos.
>
> As much as I like a blur of motion to make a subject appear they are  
> moving quickly " panning the camera with the moving object for  
> example. But this child moving appears to simply have happend  
> because you didn't use a high enough shutter speed to stop his action.
>
> I bet if you moved the camera with the moving child you would've had  
> a much better photo?  Maybe. But trying to stay with a moving child  
> is very difficult and many casaes produces more failwed framews than  
> well captured ones. I bet if you were using an auto-focus motor  
> drive camera you would have probably had a better picture. Maybe. -)
>
> The rain and red umbrella I like the best! It is very interesting  
> with the reflection on the wet roadway. :-)
>
> ted
>
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