Classic British Flight Sim

... to get the bike out this morning but I'm pleased that I did.I'm getting a bit lazy!A few pics from the ride






Taken while riding in the Pentland Hills again. EricT

Very nice Eric

Thanks for sharing

Hi Eric,

Lovely views,

Thanks for posting,

Cheers,

Roger.

Gorgeous shots, Eric. As always. I particularly like number three with the reeds in the water and five with the fisherman. Don't you find that having water reflections turned on affects the frame rates? Ooops - wrong thread

BTW, further to our discussion about using RAW, I wasn't able to load my Canon digital processing program on the new laptop. So I'm using Irfanview for RAW processing, which I use for most other image manipulation anyway, so it's done me a favour by keeping my photo fiddling in one place.

I'm just starting a long weekend so I should get out for two or three rides but the fields and woods aren't photogenic at this time of year so don't expect any competition from me. Not that I could compete with that standard, anyway

Ian

Thanks for looking folks.Ian,I have now taken a few 'snaps' in RAW,but haven't yet tried processing them.My camera's software user guide seems to imply that it can handle RAW files.I'll let you know when I've tried it.Enjoy your long weekend. EricT

...what a beautyful places!! Thank's for sharing Eric!

Yes, absolutly beautiful pictures, Eric. As always!

Nigel²

Very nice indeed.

Thanks for sharing those Eric, but I'm a bit baffled by number 4 - the bridge that does not go anywhere?



Graham

Hi Graham,I'll ask the Bailiff next time I'm up there,but I have a suspicion that it's for if Scotland gets independence they'll make us English walk out there and jump! EricT

Tomliner wrote:Hi Graham,I'll ask the Bailiff next time I'm up there,but I have a suspicion that it's for if Scotland gets independence they'll make us English walk out there and jump! EricT

Graham