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Steam Dreams 2023

Discussion in 'What's Going On' started by Sam 60103, Nov 16, 2022.

  1. Deepgreen

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    Nothing that 'Photoshop' can't fix!
     
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    Nice little sequence - how on earth did 34046 wangle a fast line run?! Nice doppler effect from the whistle as it passed.
     
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    Thanks. I guess there was room for it on the fast (it had an 800 infront and nothing behind it), and also wasn't stopping at Didcot like most steam tours do.
     
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    The majority of runs on the GWML are being offered paths along the ML these days - especially east of Reading. Easier to path in the gaps there than in amongst the high frequency stop start of Crossrail etc.
     
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    My footage of the climb up Sapperton Bank in the evening. Rather lovely it was, too, I must say. Enjoy :)
     
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    It has happened before at a London terminus (London Bridge) during the Ashford 150 celebrations in 1992:

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    Very nice filming but, oh those accursed camera shutters! I have mine on silent permanently.
     
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    Some of us still use proper film though, so no way of stopping shutter noise I'm afraid.
     
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    Why would you do that? (genuine question from someone who knows little about photography)
     
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    There is a quality in film photography which simply cannot be achieved with digital. I don't use film myself, but I take great enjoyment looking at the results of those that did and the few that still do.
     
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    Has the trip to York departed Shoesburyness yet, can't seem to find any info on RTT regarding timings for this, tia
     
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    RTT doesn't have the outward timings but I found them on Open Train Times instead. It's just gone past Stevenage 5L.

    https://www.opentraintimes.com/schedule/U54631/2023-09-23
     
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    Thank you
     
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    Indeed, but 99% of the cameras used are digital and have shutter sounds added. Film users are forgiven!
     
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    Most modern cameras have some form of quiet mode that can be enabled, but a lot of users can't be arsed to look in the settings for it.
     
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    Absolutely right. My K25 slides are completely perfect. Just take a look at my book Southern after Steam. No hint of pixels. Digital is better in low light though and with very contrast situations
     
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    You may have left a mast and wires in reflection on the river?
     
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    You're right, thanks.
    Serves me right for trying to do two things at once, watching football and playing about with Photoshop! ;)
     
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    I think the reflection may be the fence posts,as they look too close together to be electrification masts.
     
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