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I've dealt with Bristol Cameras several times and all OK, can also vouch for SRS in Watford and Clifton Cameras in Dursley.
Comment by Chrism8 posted on Replacement after burglar at 05/05/2017 - 16:48
Further to the above posting, this is an old, looks like wartime tow truck in a bramble just off the A38 in Cornwall
Comment by Chrism8 posted on Landrover in a hedge at 30/04/2017 - 09:07
I've a boxed unused sigma 85mm F1.4 I'd do for £650,
Chris
Chris
Comment by Chrism8 posted on Cheap lenses for portraits at 29/04/2017 - 12:17
Thanks Derek,
I'm surprised you were as far away as that, was expecting you to have been 3 to 4 inches
I'm surprised you were as far away as that, was expecting you to have been 3 to 4 inches
Comment by Chrism8 posted on A few garden bugs at 24/04/2017 - 08:22
Wow, superb, were these hand held and have you cropped them ?
Comment by Chrism8 posted on A few garden bugs at 24/04/2017 - 07:49
It is about the updated Firmware, if you click on the red text, it'll take you straight there.
The list of kit is the OP's email signature, similar to mine
The list of kit is the OP's email signature, similar to mine
Comment by Chrism8 posted on K1 firmware Version 1.41 at 20/04/2017 - 11:40
Thanks all, it's a superb venue for a natural light shoot with 18 huge windows over 2 large rooms.
There is also loads of sockets for studio lights and plenty of kit provided to use, overall both Em and The Natural Light Space come highly recommended.
There is also loads of sockets for studio lights and plenty of kit provided to use, overall both Em and The Natural Light Space come highly recommended.
Comment by Chrism8 posted on Portraits SFW at 18/04/2017 - 18:53
Try a hand over the screen or just turn away from the direct sunlight, F2.8 will give you minimum DOF not maximium.
A natural density filter is a good way to reduce ghetto shutter speed in order to get to the flash sync speed when they are as low as they are with our kit, An alternative is a circular polariser.
A natural density filter is a good way to reduce ghetto shutter speed in order to get to the flash sync speed when they are as low as they are with our kit, An alternative is a circular polariser.
Comment by Chrism8 posted on Reviewing images outdoors at 18/04/2017 - 18:47
You don't mention where you purchased the lens, to a degree it doesn't matter, I would if it was mine, return it, as it potentially isn't as described, if you picked it up from a retailer, did they give you a short warranty, if its from Ebay, go through their procedures.
If it was really really cheap, I might not bother with the hassle.
If it was really really cheap, I might not bother with the hassle.
Comment by Chrism8 posted on Pentacon 135mm F2.8 Bokeh Monster Lens M42 Mount at 18/04/2017 - 15:55
Chris