Yes I think so. From memory, find 'focus settings' in the menu (first page I think), then select that menu option and you will have a further option of 'x2' and 'x4' or something like that. If you select one of them (say 'x4'), then when you now turn the manual focus ring on the lens, the live view screen will automatically zoom in x4...

I think

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I use an Epson perfection V600, and I think it is excellent.

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Nice set - also love the Robins, and the Wigeon (a favourite duck of mine). Super sharp shots. The WWT reserves are great aren't they. I often go to the Barnes one as it's close to where I live. I can recommend the Arundel reserve as well.

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This is a very groovy pic - and the lens choice is spot on I think. Agree about the little tags on the chairs though

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Thanks again everyone - i'll definitely head up there again this weekend I think, if only to see what the ducks are up to

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Thanks for the encouraging comments everyone - very much appreciated. I have seen the forecasts of the 'Beast from the East' too, so hopefully there'll be some striking images to snap

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Hello all. Following on from the last set I posted on here (link), I went back to the plantation in Richmond Park again, although there was a monster frost this time (in fact I was the coldest morning bike ride I can remember for some time!), so here is a follow-on set:

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8... Where's my pond gone...?!



I hope you like them; any C&C welcome as ever. These were all taken with the K5 and either the DA35 macro (numbers 1-6), or the sigma 70-200/2.8 (7 and . There are more as usual on my flickr stream.

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Yes I agree with all of the sentiments expressed here - such a character; a sad loss

That's a neat set - I rather like 'The Artist'; and the colours in 'Golden' are great!

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I agree - a great set. Also I would pick number 2 as well as the peach