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Comment by philstaff posted on One lens does all at 02/04/2020 - 10:54
RobL wrote:
Great set but the swan in the dark background stands out for me, beautifully posed and captured. You must have got really close to the owl, was it a tame one?
Thank you for your feedback and yes the owl was tame.Great set but the swan in the dark background stands out for me, beautifully posed and captured. You must have got really close to the owl, was it a tame one?
Comment by philstaff posted on Local wildlife at 30/03/2020 - 10:15
Comment by philstaff posted on Local wildlife at 29/03/2020 - 17:11
Chrism8 wrote:
Hi Phil,
Apologies, didn't get chance last night to check my K3ii, have done this morning, theres nothing I can see that resembles anything like your image of what may have dropped from the camera, I asked re the Fuji as I have an X100s so cant answer re the X30
Thank you, Chris, for your help re this matter very kind of you. The cameras are both working well which is the main thing.Hi Phil,
Apologies, didn't get chance last night to check my K3ii, have done this morning, theres nothing I can see that resembles anything like your image of what may have dropped from the camera, I asked re the Fuji as I have an X100s so cant answer re the X30
Regards Ian
Comment by philstaff posted on Unknown object at 05/02/2020 - 13:01
Wow stunning very well done.
Ian
Ian
Comment by philstaff posted on Light trails at 05/02/2020 - 09:24
Chrism8 wrote:
Ok, I'll check my K3 later this evening and see if anything looks similar, what was the Fuji camera ?
My Fuji is the X 30 point and shoot fixed lens. Thank you for your input very much appreciated.Ok, I'll check my K3 later this evening and see if anything looks similar, what was the Fuji camera ?
Regards Ian
Comment by philstaff posted on Unknown object at 04/02/2020 - 17:25
Chrism8 wrote:
What camera did it possibly come from ? was a battery grip attached ?
Was the shim found directly underneath the camera ? on the floor ? or ......... ?
I'm not sure Chris as I had both the K3 and my fuji on the bed. I found the shim after putting the cameras away.What camera did it possibly come from ? was a battery grip attached ?
Was the shim found directly underneath the camera ? on the floor ? or ......... ?
Regards Ian PS The battery grip was not attached to the K3.
Comment by philstaff posted on Unknown object at 04/02/2020 - 15:29
Comment by philstaff posted on Sunderland sands at 04/02/2020 - 15:20
jeallen01 wrote:
A very old (1st gen, I think!) Sigma17-70 "does it" for me - dirt cheap from a fellow PU member several years ago, and it's very sharp, quick to focus and reliable, and has proven a very capable day-to-day "do it all" tool .
I have this lens and is usually my go-to lens. When I didn't want to lug around a bagA very old (1st gen, I think!) Sigma17-70 "does it" for me - dirt cheap from a fellow PU member several years ago, and it's very sharp, quick to focus and reliable, and has proven a very capable day-to-day "do it all" tool .
Comment by philstaff posted on One lens does all at 04/02/2020 - 14:59
LennyBloke wrote:
: Might be worth putting a ruler along side it to give an idea of size :
It is 1 CM : Might be worth putting a ruler along side it to give an idea of size :
Regards Ian
Comment by philstaff posted on Unknown object at 04/02/2020 - 14:02
A very old (1st gen, I think!) Sigma17-70 "does it" for me - dirt cheap from a fellow PU member several years ago, and it's very sharp, quick to focus and reliable, and has proven a very capable day-to-day "do it all" tool .