There's A Track Leading Back ...

If you're an Ozzie you'll know the song

An oldie from my Fuji HS-10 - Wish I still had it

New edit using my PP Tips 17 and 21

Boats, And Stuff

Also whilst out and about today, we went down to the fishing port at Pak Nam Pran.

Here's a few shots (well, many) from around the area.

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Abandoned

I was having coffee with a friend of mine this morning and he was telling me about an abandoned airport he had discovered, complete with a couple of abandoned planes.

My response was 'Really ?' as he told me it was in an area that I had been through dozens of times. Anyway, we decided to set out and take a look.

Sure enough, tucked next to the river at Pak Nam Pran, there it was.

We are both curious now as to it's history as it is also, we discovered, for sale. Great spot.

I'll let the pictures tell the story, but this is the runway which is exactly 1,000 metres long. Obviously used for a little drag racing practice.

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Rural Transport

Out and about a few days back and came across this truck full of people. I was behind it for a short while wondering how I could get an image. In the end, decided to go past and pull up down the road a bit.

It is impossible to tell from this angle as to how many were in the back. Standing room only and I would guess maybe thirty, even forty, in the back. There were six in the cab and I count about sixteen, or seventeen, on the roof.

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PP Tips 22 - Using the RFC EX To Modify HS-10 Raw Files

Update - Since this was posted, some have mentioned that it works with other cameras also.

Got a FujiFilm HS-10 and want to use the new (much better featured) RFC EX to convert Raw files ?

Step 1. Download the RFC EX installer, from here
Step 2. Download the document which explains how to hack the Exif, from here
Step 3. Not sure how to use the RFC EX ? You can download a short tutorial from here

Follow the instructions in the ExifHack document, and you can then edit an HS-10 Raw file in the RFC EX. Works a treat.

Remember, make a copy of your file first. Don't modify the original.

Have fun.

PS - Sorry, but Windows only at the moment, and many thanks to my friend Pietro for the instructions.


One example of an HS-10 Raw file converted, and processed, using the RFC EX.

Cheers


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Other posts in this series - Click here for the index page.

Pineapple Harvest

Also came across some folk harvesting Pineapples today.

This mans name is 'X' and he very graciously cut some large slabs of fresh Pineapple for me to eat. Thank you X.

These are all shot with the FujiFilm HS-10. All have been edited. Mostly just levels and sharpening.


For all FujiFilm HS-10 related posts, click here


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