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Comment by melness posted on where best to buy at 27/08/2011 - 15:15
Mike-P wrote:
Yeh i know that ,there's not the same bargains nowadays because of the selling fees . Maybe should've explained that .melness wrote:
Afternoon folks , i'm looking to get myself some nice old glass ,24mm,35mm,55mm,100mm and so on . Now i'm not an ebay fan there fees leave a lot to be desired so i'm looking for alternative site/shops to purchase lenses from or indeed members on here .
You don't pay Ebay fees as a buyer Afternoon folks , i'm looking to get myself some nice old glass ,24mm,35mm,55mm,100mm and so on . Now i'm not an ebay fan there fees leave a lot to be desired so i'm looking for alternative site/shops to purchase lenses from or indeed members on here .
Comment by melness posted on where best to buy at 27/08/2011 - 15:09
Afternoon folks , i'm looking to get myself some nice old glass ,24mm,35mm,55mm,100mm and so on . Now i'm not an ebay fan there fees leave a lot to be desired so i'm looking for alternative site/shops to purchase lenses from or indeed members on here .
Now in another thread i'd posted up on here i asked about the Sears range of lenses ,they seem to be fantastic value,i read about them on the Pentaxforum ,anyone on here heard or have any of the lenses.
Now in another thread i'd posted up on here i asked about the Sears range of lenses ,they seem to be fantastic value,i read about them on the Pentaxforum ,anyone on here heard or have any of the lenses.
Comment by melness posted on where best to buy at 27/08/2011 - 13:48
Smeggypants wrote:
There's some nice shots in there. I like #4. You probably know this already but you have some muck on your sensor. couple of spots at an angle in the upper half of the frame
Love the username by the way . As for the dust bunnies I've given them a blast There's some nice shots in there. I like #4. You probably know this already but you have some muck on your sensor. couple of spots at an angle in the upper half of the frame
Comment by melness posted on B+W ND 110 3.0 -10BL 1,00x at 21/08/2011 - 08:28
Anvh wrote:
You can extent it to ISO100 though.
Yeh your right ,it's in the expandable sensitivity menu You can extent it to ISO100 though.
Comment by melness posted on B+W ND 110 3.0 -10BL 1,00x at 20/08/2011 - 17:58
Anvh wrote:
What is the problem?
one thing i do notice is that you use ISO200 while you could have doubled your exposure if you used ISO100.
Ah iso 100 duh!! guess i'm stil sussing out the Kx What is the problem?
one thing i do notice is that you use ISO200 while you could have doubled your exposure if you used ISO100.
thanks
Comment by melness posted on B+W ND 110 3.0 -10BL 1,00x at 20/08/2011 - 12:23
Was out and about this morning trying out my newly acquired ND 10 stopper .When i downloaded them onto PC i was very disheartened by my results ,i'm possibly putting this down to user error . Anyway i've put a link to some of the photos i captured this morning maybe sombody will come along and tell me what they think i've done wrong here . One mistake i know for sure is that i shot them in jepeg when i should have used RAW .
https://picasaweb.google.com/mxfun08/NairnBeachLongExpo?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sR...
https://picasaweb.google.com/mxfun08/NairnBeachLongExpo?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sR...
Comment by melness posted on B+W ND 110 3.0 -10BL 1,00x at 20/08/2011 - 09:32
snappychappy wrote:
Own the Sigma 10-20mm, never found it soft. Here's an example.
What a fantastic idea for a photo Own the Sigma 10-20mm, never found it soft. Here's an example.
Comment by melness posted on Ultra Wide-Angle Lens at 19/08/2011 - 20:29
Evening folks,
I love trying to do macro ,i find it fascinating ,is there a cheaper way apart from buying the expensive dedicated Macro lens . Not keen on the reversing ring idea of things ,far too worried about damaging my camera as well as lens .
I keep reading peoples comments on the Tamron Adaptall 2 lenses ,they seem to be a good option to try ,my question is ...which one to go for ?if indeed these are any good .
Thanks for looking i await any input .
I love trying to do macro ,i find it fascinating ,is there a cheaper way apart from buying the expensive dedicated Macro lens . Not keen on the reversing ring idea of things ,far too worried about damaging my camera as well as lens .
I keep reading peoples comments on the Tamron Adaptall 2 lenses ,they seem to be a good option to try ,my question is ...which one to go for ?if indeed these are any good .
Thanks for looking i await any input .
Have a look in Ffordes, luckily for you, in Beauly, http://www.ffordes.com/contactus