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Aerial Photography
First thing, if possible is having a high wing plane. It is a lot easier to shoot without the wing in the way (as in low wing). If flying in a Cessna, unscrew the bracket that keeps the window partially open, so it goes all the way up to the wing, that way you are not shooting through scratched pl...
Posted by pentaxian450 on 10/03/2008 - 01:04
UK weather
So, how do you folks deal with poor weather conditions? I don't mean rain etc, just consistent, grey overcast skies! We went away at the weekend and I thought I'll really get chance to play with my new camera and knowledge. No chance. When the sky wasn't dark grey, it way light grey. Not enou...
Posted by Father Ted on 28/04/2008 - 13:19
Which is best lens cleaning cloth ?
Which is best lens cleaning cloth ? I have a few specs of dust on my lens/filter which I want to remove. A friend of mine has a cloth with a rubbery feel to it which he bought at Jessops, With all the experiences here, which cloth would you recommend? Please can you supply links where possible...
Posted by Keen2Learn on 20/05/2008 - 18:38
Hi
that is one of the most amazing drives in the world! I'd suggest you add a defibrillator, for when you see the gas prices? also a polarizer, uv filter, graduated nd filter, tripod, and window mount (bogen superclamp and rubber pad work also). maybe two more memory cards
Posted by Don on 08/06/2008 - 15:09
Hi
c-pol filter, cokin set of filters (ND Grad mainly, perhaps a tobacco grad for sunsets). The cokin ones arent necessary because the results can be replicated on computer but its alot easier. and beanbag as others have said I wouldnt know about cleaning, but that afterwards it is inevitable your se...
Posted by ikillrocknroll on 08/06/2008 - 16:53
Still having trouble logging into Pentax user website...why?
Hi, Over the last 4 weeks I have failed to get on here several times. The norton blocked the site saying it was a dubious site. Yesterday the site was completely down and this time, the microsoft phishing filter took a dislike to this site and took ages to let it through. It seems to have an i...
Posted by bretbysteve on 20/06/2008 - 14:22
Still having trouble logging into Pentax user website...why?
I've just logged onto the site to find one of those 'dodgy' click through adverts at the top of the forum page instead of the usual types. I understand they are google adverts in this section, so if by mistake the wrong type of adverts are being generated on the page I could easily see why your fil...
Posted by Bellie on 20/06/2008 - 14:52
Still having trouble logging into Pentax user website...why?
Hi, Over the last 4 weeks I have failed to get on here several times. The norton blocked the site saying it was a dubious site. Yesterday the site was completely down and this time, the microsoft phishing filter took a dislike to this site and took ages to let it through. It seems to have an i...
Posted by gartmore on 20/06/2008 - 21:34
DA* 50-135 67mm lens cap
The pinch grip is widely used by Tamron if I am correct. So maybe Tamron can help you out. The Australian distributor is Maxwell: The 28-75 di lens seems to have a 67mm filter diameter. The cap itself has partnumber CP67 and looks like this: Hama has a universal one as well with ...
Posted by golfdiesel on 30/06/2008 - 04:59
DA* 50-135 67mm lens cap
The pinch grip is widely used by Tamron if I am correct. So maybe Tamron can help you out. The Australian distributor is Maxwell: The 28-75 di lens seems to have a 67mm filter diameter. The cap itself has partnumber CP67 and looks like this: Hama has a universal one as well with a p...
Posted by Clarky on 30/06/2008 - 05:22
DA* 50-135 67mm lens cap
The pinch grip is widely used by Tamron if I am correct. So maybe Tamron can help you out. The Australian distributor is Maxwell: The 28-75 di lens seems to have a 67mm filter diameter. The cap itself has partnumber CP67 and looks like this: Hama has a universal one as well with a p...
Posted by stevejcoe on 30/06/2008 - 08:52
DA* 50-135 67mm lens cap
[quote:50737d132f="golfdiesel"]The pinch grip is widely used by Tamron if I am correct. So maybe Tamron can help you out. The Australian distributor is Maxwell: The 28-75 di lens seems to have a 67mm filter diameter. The cap itself has partnumber CP67 and looks like this: Hama has a...
Posted by Clarky on 30/06/2008 - 09:13
Why do people spend money on photoshop?
Dunno about later releases, but last time used the Gimp, it was slow and unstable. It lacked some of the features I 'thought" I needed in photoshop at the time and tutorials were geared towards photoshop and generally near unavailable for other products. At the time, I also got PS for less ...
Posted by amoringello on 10/07/2008 - 13:28
Why do people spend money on photoshop?
It depends what you use it for.... (as ever). For pure photography, Photoshop Elements is hard to beat. I find the Adobe way of handling filters and layers much faster than any other package. However, I have nothing against Gimp, Paint Shop Pro, or anything else that gets the job done. However...
Posted by MattMatic on 10/07/2008 - 13:58
Why do people spend money on photoshop?
It depends what you use it for.... (as ever). For pure photography, Photoshop Elements is hard to beat. I find the Adobe way of handling filters and layers much faster than any other package. However, I have nothing against Gimp, Paint Shop Pro, or anything else that gets the job done. However...
Posted by Clarky on 10/07/2008 - 14:17
Adult filter
According to the announcements, we now have an "Adult Filter", and can mark our gallery submissions as "Adult", if we deem it appropriate so to do. Is this change meant to encourage "adult" submissions, or discourage them? If this "facility" was not meant to stimulate the production of such ma...
Posted by George Lazarette on 13/08/2008 - 20:55
Adult filter
What has sparked this off? Demanding minds need to know. An instinct to control?
Posted by ChrisA on 13/08/2008 - 22:56
Adult filter
Does that filter out everything but "Adult" content? Dirty minds want to know.... :twisted: I think it's ok. They're trying new stuff out. I won't likely be submitting anything there though.
Posted by Don on 14/08/2008 - 03:38
Adult filter
I'm simply surprised that somebody thought there was a need for it. But perhaps it's a fiendish plot to entice people to visit the gallery. G
Posted by George Lazarette on 14/08/2008 - 08:09
Adult filter
If it is, then David's announcement was well hidden! It's the same as the filter on EPZ and gives you the choice not to view nudes and glamour if you don't want to and that's really all it is. No plots I'm afraid, although I admit I don't know that, so you could be right. :roll:
Posted by johnriley on 14/08/2008 - 08:13
