[kalslasie]

I made all the pics by myself, Location is Rotterdam in The Netherlands.

Camera: Nikon D5600 18-105mm.

[wntrsnowg]

Nice shots

[kalslasie]

Originally Posted by wntrsnowg

Nice shots

thankyou!

[mike@x-ph.com]

Beautiful

[winter.zed]

Originally Posted by kalslasie

I made all the pics by myself, Location is Rotterdam in The Netherlands.

Camera: Nikon D5600 18-105mm.

Nice shots.
You DO need a sensor cleaning though. There's a nasty dust-bunny in the top-left part of your pictures. Distracting/very visible on lighter backgrounds.
Sorry - a bit of a photobug myself. Couldn't help but notice

[PARTS@STBMW]

Great pictures, thanks for sharing!

[kalslasie]

Originally Posted by winter.zed

Nice shots.
You DO need a sensor cleaning though. There's a nasty dust-bunny in the top-left part of your pictures. Distracting/very visible on lighter backgrounds.
Sorry - a bit of a photobug myself. Couldn't help but notice

yeah i already noticed it! you think it is on the sensor?? or dust on the lens it is annoying me like bleeeeeppp

[winter.zed]

Originally Posted by kalslasie

yeah i already noticed it! you think it is on the sensor?? or dust on the lens it is annoying me like bleeeeeppp

I think it is on the sensor. Very easy to find out.
Just put an other lens on and take some pictures. If there are no dust bunnies -> it's the sensor.
Make sure you stop down to f/8 - f/11 - at least - to see them easier. Take pictures of a white (light coloured wall) - for better contrast.

If dust would be on the front of the lens you would see it. Besides - it would have to be "big" and dark (because it would be so out of focus)
It is possible that it (dust speck) is on he back of the lens - but unlikely. Again - easy to find out if you try a different lens.

There's lots of info on the internet on sensor cleaning. It's not that hard, but does require patience.
Hopefully you can lock the mirror on the D5600, otherwise it will be a pain in the butt, because you'd have to do it on "Bulb" - holding the shutter-release button with one hand.
Even my old D70 had it (mirror lock) back in 2005 - so you should be ok.
Good luck with it!

[kalslasie]

Originally Posted by winter.zed

I think it is on the sensor. Very easy to find out.
Just put an other lens on and take some pictures. If there are no dust bunnies -> it's the sensor.
Make sure you stop down to f/8 - f/11 - at least - to see them easier. Take pictures of a white (light coloured wall) - for better contrast.

If dust would be on the front of the lens you would see it. Besides - it would have to be "big" and dark (because it would be so out of focus)
It is possible that it (dust speck) is on he back of the lens - but unlikely. Again - easy to find out if you try a different lens.

There's lots of info on the internet on sensor cleaning. It's not that hard, but does require patience.
Hopefully you can lock the mirror on the D5600, otherwise it will be a pain in the butt, because you'd have to do it on "Bulb" - holding the shutter-release button with one hand.
Even my old D70 had it (mirror lock) back in 2005 - so you should be ok.
Good luck with it!

yeah you can lock it down but i have the cam for just 2 months now and this already happens never even took of the lens dammit.. haha ahh wel thanks for the info going to look after that! also have automatic sensor cleaning so very strange hmm but yeah thanks!

[RonCawley]

very nice!!!

Can I ask... what wheels and tires do you have on your car.

[Gabrola]

Originally Posted by RonCawley

very nice!!!

Can I ask... what wheels and tires do you have on your car.

These are style 405M forged wheels.

[kalslasie]

Originally Posted by Gabrola

These are style 405M forged wheels.

with the pirelli p zero runflats

[Benandluna]

very nice. in europe are you required to use front plates?

[kalslasie]

Originally Posted by Benandluna

very nice. in europe are you required to use front plates?

yupp.. ahh well i am used to it, we dont need all the reflectors and stuff!