Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

[K1W1]

Been playing with another iPad photography app, even better in various ways than Photogene called FilterStorm Pro. Here's an image imported directly from CF card to iPad

Looks good on this iPad. I'm off to the app store it's my new favorite place.

[K1W1]

So for $18 (in Australia) I get most of the tools I pay a couple of hundred dollars for in Lightroom? The app store sure makes a lot of software look grossly over priced.

[Cyberwlf]

So for $18 (in Australia) I get most of the tools I pay a couple of hundred dollars for in Lightroom? The app store sure makes a lot of software look grossly over priced.

Agreed and since your post a new free update came out enhancing things further (including real time preview of filters alongside original image, colour masked areas and more) for FilterStorm Pro, contacted authors and they told me Custom ICC Profile support is currently planned for version 1.5 too.

Edit: Hah, as timing goes Nik has just announced a photo editing app for iPad**-
http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/con...=7-11622-11644

"The app features Nik's U Point selective adjustment technology with a range of standard image editing controls such as cropping, straightening, white balance, contrast, and saturation. Snapseed also includes a large selection of effects and filters from frames and borders to grunge to vintage film looks."

[dxrocnxj]

Rented an 85mm 1.4 for a wedding on Thursday, but since it is Tuesday, I took some photos of the lady friend:

[K1W1]

Agreed and since your post a new free update came out enhancing things further (including real time preview of filters alongside original image, colour masked areas and more) for FilterStorm Pro, contacted authors and they told me Custom ICC Profile support is currently planned for version 1.5 too.

Edit: Hah, as timing goes Nik has just announced a photo editing app for iPad**-
http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/con...=7-11622-11644

I've decided I hate iPads. Rooz has already cost me money at the app store today and now this.

[notenuftoys]

I'm not even sure if I qualify as an amateur - more like, fumbling my way through the dark newbie. But here's a contribution from some random shots this morning with my new 55-200mm lens with my D40.

[notenuftoys]

After trying to learn some of the settings, this little dove stopped by for a visit while I was working on the back patio this morning. I like how it's framed by the rose bushes.

[rawpaw18]

Careful, I found bird shooting very addicitve.
Mourning Dove's usually pretty cooperative subjects.

[K1W1]

I'm not even sure if I qualify as an amateur - more like, fumbling my way through the dark newbie. But here's a contribution from some random shots this morning with my new 55-200mm lens with my D40.

Welcome to the forum. For a person who is fumbling you look like you are doing a pretty good job to me.
One thing you should try to do is keep your verticals and horizonals vertical or horizontal. The first picture that you posted would look good just rotated a little to make the stand vertical.

[XaiLo]

Rented an 85mm 1.4 for a wedding on Thursday, but since it is Tuesday, I took some photos of the lady friend:

Great job with these images, luv the color tones.