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Comment by Greytop posted on Hello from me at 21/10/2009 - 15:52
Well captured Mike
Comment by Greytop posted on PPG Acceptance. at 20/10/2009 - 23:33
Welcome to the forum John
Comment by Greytop posted on Hello from the river Forth at 20/10/2009 - 23:28
Welcome to the forum Calum
Good to hear you made a considered decision and decided on the K-m, I think it's a great little D-SLR. Looking forward to seeing some of your pictures
Good to hear you made a considered decision and decided on the K-m, I think it's a great little D-SLR. Looking forward to seeing some of your pictures
Comment by Greytop posted on Hello From The Hebrides at 20/10/2009 - 08:41
Welcome to the forum Gavin
Best of luck with your lens hunting, it can be a lengthy process
Best of luck with your lens hunting, it can be a lengthy process
Comment by Greytop posted on hello from rainy Midlothian at 19/10/2009 - 09:02
Welcome to the forum Kris
Comment by Greytop posted on newbie form scotland at 19/10/2009 - 00:50
Was the 100-300mm DG EX f4 new Mike? I can see why your bank balance is taking a hit
Mind you everything I have read about this lens seems very positive. Shame it's not weather sealed... having said that I might be temped to pull the trigger on one at some point
Mind you everything I have read about this lens seems very positive. Shame it's not weather sealed... having said that I might be temped to pull the trigger on one at some point
Comment by Greytop posted on Sigma 50-150mm HSM II DC EX f2.8 at 17/10/2009 - 17:32
I'm enjoying a cup of tea and listening to the 'not F1 practice'.... it's pouring with rain at Interlagos
Comment by Greytop posted on Useless topic at 17/10/2009 - 15:25
House is half done
And the sun is coming out....
And the sun is coming out....
Comment by Greytop posted on Useless topic at 17/10/2009 - 14:47
Hi Simon, nice series there.
I never worry to much about increasing the ISO (even to the 800-1250 range). Most important (as Peter says) is choosing the optimum aperture to maintain an acceptable depth of field.
I never worry to much about increasing the ISO (even to the 800-1250 range). Most important (as Peter says) is choosing the optimum aperture to maintain an acceptable depth of field.
Comment by Greytop posted on Spider Photos Feedback at 17/10/2009 - 10:05
As HG says, looking forward to seeing some photos soon