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andyvarney wrote:
Thanks for that, I've just bought two slave flash untis for £7.50 inc postage, which seemed awfully cheap.
Any idea what I can do with them?!
Andy
Could be a new disease LBA has evolved into FBAThanks for that, I've just bought two slave flash untis for £7.50 inc postage, which seemed awfully cheap.
Any idea what I can do with them?!
Andy
Comment by mayday posted on ePHOTOzine Sale at 18/02/2010 - 18:32
Thank you for that Stefan. Have managed to find a Sekonic for what seems a decent price on another forum. I think I will give it a try and see what happens. If it turns out that I can manage without and trust my camera metering - well it will be back up for sale then
Comment by mayday posted on Who needs a lightmeter? at 18/02/2010 - 18:25
whelmed wrote:
Yes actually - 3 I know of: 1000, 2000 and 400/600 Zoomhefty1 wrote:
Pentax made a mirror lens?womble wrote:
Mind you, I doubt I'll find a copy of the 2000mm lens.
You probably won't want to look at this link then...Mind you, I doubt I'll find a copy of the 2000mm lens.
2000mm
Comment by mayday posted on My first primes on digital at 18/02/2010 - 18:20
Gwyn wrote:
I guess if they chipped us too it would put paid to Mossads identity theft murderers anyway.
You would probably be scanned and your chip cloned I guess if they chipped us too it would put paid to Mossads identity theft murderers anyway.
Comment by mayday posted on Photo ID or fingerprints? at 18/02/2010 - 12:46
Ah but they are photographs - Testing the IQ of the lens, depth of field tests, framing, focus etc etc can all be done using the coffee cup or the humble mouse. I often take photgraphs of the books in my book case or items on the shelving or computer desk in my office to do just as mentioned above - I think it is quite normal
Comment by mayday posted on My first primes on digital at 18/02/2010 - 12:43
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I love everything about them, the size, build quality, manual focus feel, and even just taking a few snap shots it is easy to see the optical quality compared to the kit zooms bundled with the K-m (in fact I don't see them getting back on the camera in the near future!).
SNAP SHOTS! - My Dear Sir, One does photography...
LBA - There is no cure
I love everything about them, the size, build quality, manual focus feel, and even just taking a few snap shots it is easy to see the optical quality compared to the kit zooms bundled with the K-m (in fact I don't see them getting back on the camera in the near future!).
SNAP SHOTS! - My Dear Sir, One does photography...
LBA - There is no cure
Comment by mayday posted on My first primes on digital at 18/02/2010 - 12:31
Well I just hope the operators are well enough trained in the use of these scanners. My local DIY hardware store manager is now a member of the security staff at the local airport Oh the recession...
Comment by mayday posted on X Ray body photography at 18/02/2010 - 12:27
At the local photo club the other night,(Mostly Canon & Nikon users and oh my first camera was a Pentax), we had a talk/demo on lighting and things such as inverse square laws etc
But the bottom line was the lecturer stated that for better exposure results get a light meter; Would you agree? - but where to start... So many to choose from and such a vast range of prices etc - any ideas would be appreciated
But the bottom line was the lecturer stated that for better exposure results get a light meter; Would you agree? - but where to start... So many to choose from and such a vast range of prices etc - any ideas would be appreciated
Comment by mayday posted on Who needs a lightmeter? at 18/02/2010 - 11:54
An istDL was my first AF camera, quickly followed by and istDS and then istD. I then moved on to the K10 - K20 and now the K7. Yes I still have them all...
Comment by mayday posted on what is your AF history? at 17/02/2010 - 18:29
By the way, they sell C**** too and they are pretty knowledgeable in the field as far as I know.
At least I presume it is Canon