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Comment by Clarky posted on Prime lenses for sale at 16/11/2007 - 09:45
Comment by Clarky posted on Prime lenses for sale at 03/11/2007 - 11:33
might be able to Google one out for you if needed
I have trained myself on using the histogram and i have it set for auto display after every shot. Once you get an understanding of it its very helpful. Thanks again
Comment by Clarky posted on Stepup filter rings?? at 01/11/2007 - 10:21
How do you determine which ND grad filter too use under what conditions. Does it all come with experience :
Comment by Clarky posted on Stepup filter rings?? at 01/11/2007 - 09:59
I think i will go for the cokin p series they seem reasonably price and very flexible interchanging with other lenses. They just look a little Kooky
In the mean time I did buy a Hoya polariser too try out on my 16-45. Its coming into summer here and i expect some very bright and sunny days ahead
Comment by Clarky posted on Stepup filter rings?? at 01/11/2007 - 09:56
Why don't you investigate the Cokin P system?
I have a Kood Circ Pol and a set of ND grads. That way you can just buy the P-adapter ring for each lens size
The P-system can just manage the SMC-DA 12-24 (if you modify a Cokin holder)... though I upgraded to the Lee & Z-Pro system (but can't justify £130 for the 105mm polariser :shock
HTH!
Matt
The price of the polariser filters is the reason I thought of the stepup rings I only have to buy one filter
Whats your opinion of the Hoya filters : They are Pentax after all
Kim put me onto the B+W brand but wow they are steep. I don't want too go cheap either at it defeats the purpose of a good quality lens
Comment by Clarky posted on Stepup filter rings?? at 29/10/2007 - 13:30
I want to purchase a 67mm cir polariser for my 16-45 but for the price of a stepup ring 52mm-67mm (4quid) i could then use the filter on several other lenses i own.?? any thoughts
Comment by Clarky posted on Stepup filter rings?? at 29/10/2007 - 12:58
I nearly put my foot on it earlier this evening, I think I may have to catch it and put it in the garage.
They are very good for keeping termites away if they are a problem in your area.
Comment by Clarky posted on Spider Macro at 31/10/2007 - 01:20
What lens did you use for the main mummy shot?
Comment by Clarky posted on Spider Macro at 30/10/2007 - 16:38
impotentspider: Your little friend must have been watching you checkin out he's aussie cousin and came over for a closer look. Please don't kill it
By the way he looks very much like an Australian Huntsman (in the facial features at least) What is that species called :
Comment by Clarky posted on Spider Macro at 30/10/2007 - 03:24

