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Same here, had a problem with a sticky filter once.
Comment by Anvh posted on 77mm filters at 12/10/2009 - 17:37
cardiff_gareth wrote:
[Houston - we have a problem springs to mind
Cancel that ground control - mirror lock up was activated !
link that could have been the problem there [Houston - we have a problem springs to mind
Cancel that ground control - mirror lock up was activated !
and another one, manually operate this one link
Comment by Anvh posted on HELP I've lost my SR at 12/10/2009 - 15:44
Most modern flashes are daylight (5000K) I believe.
But studiolights are around the 3000K, and i'm not sure about that either
But studiolights are around the 3000K, and i'm not sure about that either
Comment by Anvh posted on Focus adjustment at 12/10/2009 - 15:39
Amazing photo Peter, wished that I made it
gartmore wrote:
Mono perhaps?
Selectively select that part and pull down the saturation might do the trick, after all the brightness level around it should be the same right?Mono perhaps?
Comment by Anvh posted on Artist Point at 12/10/2009 - 15:36
gartmore wrote:
Never, never, ever move the cake. If you need it moved get the hotel staff to do it for you.
I've the bad feeling you tried that once... Never, never, ever move the cake. If you need it moved get the hotel staff to do it for you.
Comment by Anvh posted on wedding photography. at 12/10/2009 - 15:22
Mongoose wrote:
Amazing what was achieved with so little isn't it?
Indeed but the electronics was highly specialize and only could do one thing and that's it so you don't need a lot of power if it's highly optimized.Amazing what was achieved with so little isn't it?
leytono wrote:
Or did they?
If they didn't the USSR would have done the best they could too prove that don't you think?Or did they?
Comment by Anvh posted on HELP I've lost my SR at 12/10/2009 - 15:17
johnriley wrote:
Not the only one Stefan. When I do use a filter (rarely these days) my collection are B+W, Heliopan, Pentax and Hoya.
Glad to know that John.Not the only one Stefan. When I do use a filter (rarely these days) my collection are B+W, Heliopan, Pentax and Hoya.
You also use Heliopan, I've heared the handling of them is better then B+W. what is your thought about that?
Luke_ wrote:
Im thinking I may not even bother with a filter now.
Just use a lens hood and then cap when the lens is not in use?
Or just go for a protector?
Hood is most of the time enough to keep objects away from the front glass and there for always use one, even indoors sometimes.Im thinking I may not even bother with a filter now.
Just use a lens hood and then cap when the lens is not in use?
Or just go for a protector?
The front glass of modern lenses have a coating that makes it tougher to scratch it but even a small scratch will hit your performance at all most of the time. Lay a small piece of paper on your lens and make a photo, you won't even see the piece of paper.
Although scratch or dent can make it more prone to flaring I believe.
The things you need to watch out for is like John said salt water and corrosive things like such, they can hurt the coating.
Simply wash and resine should do the trick in those cases, at least never had a problem with my beach trips.
Comment by Anvh posted on 77mm filters at 12/10/2009 - 15:13
Thank you Gareth, in the Netherlands you hardly see them second hand.
Too bad I don't have the money at the moment, got some problems
Too bad I don't have the money at the moment, got some problems
Comment by Anvh posted on DA*16-50 and DA*50-135 for sale at 12/10/2009 - 15:04
Mongoose wrote:
Even today's simple calculators have more. vic cross wrote:
I think there must be more computing power in this camera than they had when they went to the moon.
Alarmingly for those brave men who went to the moon, that is almost certainly true.I think there must be more computing power in this camera than they had when they went to the moon.
Comment by Anvh posted on HELP I've lost my SR at 12/10/2009 - 13:30
Graham, like you said UK photographers are Hoya minded might also be the case that the EU mainland are more B+W orientated since they are German.
Here B+W is often cheaper the Hoya link
Tim interesting comparison.
Also worth noting that B+W's most expensive CPL turned out to be a LP
Yeah very strange and to be honest I've never seen that filter among the filter list of B+W so that's very interesting.
But as a note, linear pol don't interferes with today's Pentax AF systems so could be used.
Here B+W is often cheaper the Hoya link
Tim interesting comparison.
Also worth noting that B+W's most expensive CPL turned out to be a LP
Yeah very strange and to be honest I've never seen that filter among the filter list of B+W so that's very interesting.
But as a note, linear pol don't interferes with today's Pentax AF systems so could be used.
Comment by Anvh posted on 77mm filters at 12/10/2009 - 13:17
