Tripods
Posted 18/05/2004 - 13:37
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Try E-bay there are lots on there, I bought a cheap one for out and about for £25, the fitting is/should be universal
Posted 18/05/2004 - 14:56
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Good point !....i use ebay loads...didnt think of that....duh !
Posted 18/05/2004 - 17:04
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If you want a serious tripod (like a Manfrotto), then www.bobrigby.com is a very well priced supplier
Matt
Matt
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Posted 18/05/2004 - 17:30
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excellent...thank you for your help..................
anyone got any views on the Z1....only just started using it and i'm dead chuffed so far....the lenses i have are fantastic too.
anyone got any views on the Z1....only just started using it and i'm dead chuffed so far....the lenses i have are fantastic too.
Posted 18/05/2004 - 22:57
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The Z1 is a somewhat under-rated camera. It is extremely versatile, and has the best user interface ever put on any camera (in my opinion).
Good luck with it. I'm sure you'll have lots of fun.
Good luck with it. I'm sure you'll have lots of fun.
Posted 19/05/2004 - 07:18
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Thank you for that.
I know it's quit old, but you wouldn't know it when using it.......i'm having great fun with it....going to the coast at the weekend to get some shots......should be good.
I know it's quit old, but you wouldn't know it when using it.......i'm having great fun with it....going to the coast at the weekend to get some shots......should be good.
Posted 19/05/2004 - 12:58
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Yes, I have the Z1. It's a very capable camera, really solid and a good feel. Loved using it... just the *ist-D has now overtaken it, and I've not used it at all. Soon to be sold
Matt
Matt
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Posted 19/05/2004 - 15:59
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oh thats a shame, but the *ist-D is worth it though i would of thought....i've only read about it not used it.
I'm pleased that there are people about that still have Z1's though, didnt want to be the only one.
I'm pleased that there are people about that still have Z1's though, didnt want to be the only one.
Posted 19/05/2004 - 16:02
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Matt,
I've just noticed that you are in Sussex............where are your favourite picture spots?.......i live in crawley and was thinking about going to Wakehurst place at the weekend, but will probably go to the Coast as i love seascapes........but i'm mad on doing macros of flowers and i though wakehurst would be good....have you been ?
Angi
I've just noticed that you are in Sussex............where are your favourite picture spots?.......i live in crawley and was thinking about going to Wakehurst place at the weekend, but will probably go to the Coast as i love seascapes........but i'm mad on doing macros of flowers and i though wakehurst would be good....have you been ?
Angi
Posted 19/05/2004 - 17:16
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Angi,
Wakehurst is fabulous but very, very large. Arrive early and stay late. Wakehurst is on my to-do-again list for sure
There is also Nymans Gardens, although there are not so many flowers out just now - another 2 or 3 weeks and it should be superb.
As a National Trust member I try to get to these places as often as I'm able.
Here's some images from Nymans: http://www.ephotozine.com/gallery/showlargepic.cfm?photoid=75926
http://www.ephotozine.com/gallery/showlargepic.cfm?photoid=76191
(Might give you an idea)
Oh yes, and Nymans has a beautiful bluebell wood - Pookchurch Wood. It's quite a hike down a steep hill, but definitely worth it
http://www.ephotozine.com/gallery/showlargepic.cfm?photoid=76684
Hope that helps!
Matt
Wakehurst is fabulous but very, very large. Arrive early and stay late. Wakehurst is on my to-do-again list for sure
There is also Nymans Gardens, although there are not so many flowers out just now - another 2 or 3 weeks and it should be superb.
As a National Trust member I try to get to these places as often as I'm able.
Here's some images from Nymans: http://www.ephotozine.com/gallery/showlargepic.cfm?photoid=75926
http://www.ephotozine.com/gallery/showlargepic.cfm?photoid=76191
(Might give you an idea)
Oh yes, and Nymans has a beautiful bluebell wood - Pookchurch Wood. It's quite a hike down a steep hill, but definitely worth it
http://www.ephotozine.com/gallery/showlargepic.cfm?photoid=76684
Hope that helps!
Matt
http://www.mattmatic.co.uk
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Posted 20/05/2004 - 08:35
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Excellent...thank you for that !!!
The pictures are fantastic...thank you for the links.
I love bluebells...so will be looking to go there....i think there is also a bluebell wood Buxted way somewhere, i used to pass it a lot on the way to Hastings....will look out for that again.
Was going to try Wakehurst next weekend but then realised it will be Bank Holiday weekend and probably heaving with people if the weather is good....so will wait a until the following weekend.
I'll post some pictures when i get sorted
Thank you again....
The pictures are fantastic...thank you for the links.
I love bluebells...so will be looking to go there....i think there is also a bluebell wood Buxted way somewhere, i used to pass it a lot on the way to Hastings....will look out for that again.
Was going to try Wakehurst next weekend but then realised it will be Bank Holiday weekend and probably heaving with people if the weather is good....so will wait a until the following weekend.
I'll post some pictures when i get sorted
Thank you again....
Posted 20/05/2004 - 11:11
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No problem
Wakehurst is massive, and it can accommodate a huge number of people... as long as you don't expect to get into the restaurant
It might be worth giving Nymans a ring to make sure the bluebells are still out in force - they keep an updated blackboard of what's in bloom
Have fun, and come back with lots of great photos!
Matt
Wakehurst is massive, and it can accommodate a huge number of people... as long as you don't expect to get into the restaurant
It might be worth giving Nymans a ring to make sure the bluebells are still out in force - they keep an updated blackboard of what's in bloom
Have fun, and come back with lots of great photos!
Matt
http://www.mattmatic.co.uk
(For gallery, tips and links)
(For gallery, tips and links)
Posted 24/05/2004 - 14:19
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Hi Matt,
Thanks for all your help.......I will posts pictures soon.
Angi
Thanks for all your help.......I will posts pictures soon.
Angi
Posted 24/05/2004 - 14:39
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Angi,
Glad to help
Wakehurst Place was excellent at the weekend - but in a few more weeks the walled gardens will be superb. I've posted a couple on ePhotozine ( http://www.ephotozine.com/gallery/showlargepic.cfm?photoid=78044 and http://www.ephotozine.com/gallery/showlargepic.cfm?photoid=78581 )
Hopefully I'll get a montage up there soon.
Looking forward to your images
Matt
Glad to help
Wakehurst Place was excellent at the weekend - but in a few more weeks the walled gardens will be superb. I've posted a couple on ePhotozine ( http://www.ephotozine.com/gallery/showlargepic.cfm?photoid=78044 and http://www.ephotozine.com/gallery/showlargepic.cfm?photoid=78581 )
Hopefully I'll get a montage up there soon.
Looking forward to your images
Matt
http://www.mattmatic.co.uk
(For gallery, tips and links)
(For gallery, tips and links)
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I have a Pentax Z1...anyone know what tripod i should use and if there is anywhere online i can get one.
Thank you