According to GOV.UK, the Velo is a 1955 350cc model.

Couldn't you just have got a copy of DNG Convertor and converted the files to DNG files?

"The first is a plume moth (don't know which)"

I think (wouldn't swear to it) that it's a Morning Glory. Quite common round here - usually in our stair-well for some reason.

Have to calibrate my eyes first!

Aha! Sorted!. It was the Shake Reduction Option in menu C1 - set to Mode 2 rather than Mode 1.

All is now quiet!

Thanks.

The focusing automatically changes from AF to MF in the settings, so I'll have to check through all the other settings to see if anything else has changed. Oh joy!

I as having a browse through the usual web-sites and found a used 05 Toy Lens Telephoto for £20 - list price is about £70, though Wex do them new at £35. What the heck I thought, why not? Of course, the day after, I found SRS were selling new ones for the same price!

Anyway, between showers, I had a couple of quick test runs in our 'garden':









The Q series really need an EVF for manual focusing! Especially when the sun is over your shoulder.

Anyway, the question. When I have the standard zoom on the Q10, there is a slight noise from the camera which I assume is the IS moving the sensor about. Not a problem, I get the same with my Olympus EM10 - they even refer to it in the manual as the 'ocean' noise. However when I put the 05 lens on, there are also a lot of bleeping noises, including something like Morse code. Quite loud, too - audible from a foot or so away. Anyone else noticed this or know if it's normal or a fault?

"Tyneside is proud of its thriving kittiwake population. "

They even named a pub after them in Whitley Bay!

I've bought quite a few things from them with no problems. They use DPD for deliveries, if that is relevant to you.

Mind you, a good report from me is usually the kiss of death - usually means the company will go bankrupt or get taken over or something equally disastrous!

I can't think of any Ones That Got Away, I tend to have Not Quite On picture opportunities.

You know, when you are walking, or driving (though I don't drive) somewhere - to the shops, a doctor's appointment or to meet friends - and you see something and think, ‘That would make a great picture!’ But, on further considering the angles and lighting, you realise that to get the picture you've 'seen' you would have to be about 17' tall and standing in the middle of the road. During the rush hour.

Happens to me now and again...