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Madagascar
Lens: 18-135 WR Camera: K5II Photo Location: Madagascar 
Posted By: nj1975, 11-10-2014, 05:57 PM

I thought I would share some photos from a trip to Madagascar in May with my K5II and 18-135 lens - constructive feedback always welcome

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11-10-2014, 06:15 PM - 1 Like   #2
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Great photos, you would be pleased with this set. Your 18-135 must be a very good copy, I have never seen images this sharp from mime or any other copy. The boy with the fish is awesome and the chameleon would make great print.
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Great photos, you would be pleased with this set. Your 18-135 must be a very good copy, I have never seen images this sharp from mime or any other copy. The boy with the fish is awesome and the chameleon would make great print.
Thank you - the K5II and 18-135 WR lens have been my first DSLR and lens and I have been pleased with it so far!
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thanks for sharing. I must go to Madagascar at some stage.

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Nice set, I'm jealous you got there before I did! If I could offer one small bit of advice it would be to maybe try a bit of noise reduction on the 5th image. Unless you were going for a grainy look, then by all means keep it! Also- don't let anyone try to shame you for shooting in Program or full Auto mode- these cameras know what they're doing as evidenced by your dazzling chameleon shot, keep it up!
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Yes thank you for that advice, 'gildedfool' - I don't tend to do any post-processing work but I might just have a go at the noise reduction you suggested - Thank you!
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Yes thank you for that advice, 'gildedfool' - I don't tend to do any post-processing work but I might just have a go at the noise reduction you suggested - Thank you!
Happy hunting!

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Fine exotic!
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you must have had a brilliant time. great photos by the way
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Thanks for sharing! Really whetting my appetite before the upcoming trip
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A really nice set. Great pictures!
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Madagascar
An island full of exotic things to photograph, really like the first image of the local transport, those 'Teapot Baobab' and that deep deep blue sky, well done.
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yeah, the chameleon is the one that stands out, at least for printing purposes. What are those trees in the first picture?
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yeah, the chameleon is the one that stands out, at least for printing purposes. What are those trees in the first picture?
The trees are Baobabs Imps - apparently Madagascar is quite famous for them
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Madagascar is on my top 5 list of places I want to visit! Do you speak french and if no was that a problem?
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