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Tim, jolly good shots those. The lantern bug has so much character!
Comment by i-Berg posted on Latest batch in the PPG at 01/06/2010 - 12:15
A-G - Another Vulcan, perhaps...
Where's Oggy when you need him
Where's Oggy when you need him
Comment by i-Berg posted on Another pointless thread at 01/06/2010 - 11:11
That might be a very interesting stretch of comfort zones - mine included...
Comment by i-Berg posted on Competition Topics at 01/06/2010 - 11:10
fatspider wrote:
One point on one has mentioned yet is frequency of lens changes and the amount of crud that enters your camera, this may not have been much of a problem with film cameras but it certainly is with digital.
Ipsy, One point on one has mentioned yet is frequency of lens changes and the amount of crud that enters your camera, this may not have been much of a problem with film cameras but it certainly is with digital.
Perhaps the difference is not the film or digital backs, but the fact that we are now arguably more affluent, and thus spoilt for choice?
To expand - I had three lenses and one TC to go with a single camera in the 1970s - that's all. None of these lenses was a zoom BTW...
Now - with two cameras, I have three zooms and five primes - hmmm....
Comment by i-Berg posted on Zoom lenses are the work of the Devil. at 01/06/2010 - 11:00
Canada_Rockies wrote:
I like a weighty camera. It feels to me as if the extra mass keeps things steadier.
That's fine until you try to take shots at or above head height!I like a weighty camera. It feels to me as if the extra mass keeps things steadier.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Zoom lenses are the work of the Devil. at 01/06/2010 - 10:55
Many happies etc. If you wished to be reallly outrageous, there's always the 31 ...
Comment by i-Berg posted on Lens for short trip at 01/06/2010 - 10:49
Well done Mat - the first is good for me, as are the last two. It's an effective crop for the red flower, the dreamy look is right on for the last, and the 'ear' is something a bit different - it has a farm 'feel', rather than a garden one. Some great bokeh in evidence here - was it a variety of lenses?
Comment by i-Berg posted on f2.8 Weekend at 01/06/2010 - 01:46
