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June 2008 (739KB) F22: Southside Camera Club Newsletter June 2008 June Club Meeting - 7:30pm Thursday 12th at the Canberra Irish Club, 6 Parkinson Street, Weston June Talk Composition – Denis Jessop June Excursion Coordinator: Laurie Westcott Where: THE BIG HOLE When: Saturday 14th June Trip Details: Meet at the Captains Flat coffee shop at 9am. Duration: 3 - 3½ hours from Braidwood (We will be going via Captains Flat) Category: Short Height: 820 metres Length: 4 km HOW TO GET THERE: From Braidwood, take the Krawarree / Cooma Road. Continue on this road for 42 km until you see the Gundillion Cemetery on your left. The turn-off to the Deua National Park and Berlang Camping Area, the stepping-off point for this walk, is immediately after the cemetery. The signpost is easily missed, so take care. WALK DIRECTIONS: From the rest area, the path is clearly marked. As you have to ford the Shoalhaven River shortly after beginning the walk, it is wise to come prepared for wading. After leaving the river, the path follows a gentle upward slope for 2 km to the Big Hole. DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY: TIME ESTIMATE: Easy 3 - 3½ hours total, which includes a 40-45 minute NOTES: drive each way and a 1½ - 2 hour walk This walk is suitable for any time of year. However, Page 1 F22: Southside Camera Club Newsletter June 2008 with the need to ford the Shoalhaven River (knee- deep for a person of average height), it is best to bring a towel to dry off. Should the river level be New feature higher than usual, the walk may not be accessible. Camping is available, for a small fee, at the Berlang Camping Area, fireplaces and toilets are available. The SsCC Quiz: Take food and water, and dress appropriately for the When was this said? time of year. Be prepared to take your rubbish home as no facilities are available. 1. "Kodak (scientists) have produced an BROCHURES / MAPS: electronic image sensor of 4 megapixels. All- Deua National Park brochure electronic photography.....now look feasible" Topographic Map KAIN 8826 - IV - S 2. "Sony unveiled a still camera which records the SPECIAL FEATURES: image on a magnetic disc instead of film. This is The remarkable Big Hole lies in the Berlang section the first step down a road photography is destined of Deua National Park. It is thought to have formed to travel. .....Photography has a 100 year lead at the when the overlying Devonian sandstone collapsed moment, and advances in film quality come only into a subterranean limestone cavern, creating a rarely. How long before they catch up? 20 years?" chasm some 96 metres deep and 50 metres wide. Early morning or late afternoon is the best time to 3. "Where the line is crossed is when the see the resident lyrebird that lives at the base of the computer is used to create something different, hole, and comes out to feed at those times. Other thereby creating a manipulation, distortion or birds often seen in the area include galahs, sulphur- fabrication (take your pick)" crested cockatoos, white-winged choughs and wedge-tailed eagles. Red-necked wallabies, echidnas, 4. "All this brouhaha about digital manipulation is wombats and tiger quolls can also be seen in the totally unfounded. For the life of me, I wish vicinity. Spectacular views of the Shoalhaven Valley someone would explain the difference between can be seen from the sub-alpine heathlands of dwarf digital enhancement (and) airbrushing, dodging casuarina on top of the ridge behind the Big Hole. and burning, and other darkroom techniques." Take care returning to the track, as the hole is not obvious from this angle. 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In the Auto Adjustment Mode, the a single-pixel location. Just like film, each software analyzes and automatically makes adjustments to the RAW data. The Custom Mode allows the photographer to make individual Page 3 F22: Southside Camera Club Newsletter June 2008 adjustments (exposure, contrast, shadow, highlight, saturation, sharpness and fill-light for example). Recording Movies The photographer can make changes easily and It is possible to record 30fps movies with QVGA quickly by simply adjusting the slider controls (320 x 240). The digital zoom function can be used within the software. The X3F Mode stores the during movie shooting. A 1GB memory card (not original settings of the image at point of capture. supplied) allows approximately 30 minutes of Photographers` personal modifications can be movie recording. saved to the RAW, X3F file for future use. SIGMA Photo Pro supports 8-bit TIFF, 16-bit TIFF, and Large 2.5” TFT Color LCD Monitor JPEG file formats. 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