I've decided to sell my Sigma 10-20 + Hoya Pro 1 D 77mm polariser, both are only 8 months old and have had very little use, hence the sale.

The 10-20 is mint condition & is a good copy of the lens, no centering problems and sharp across the frame - I was very particular when I bought this lens.

The filter is also in excellent condition but has a slight cosmetic scratch on the outer ring, glass is mint condition.

Supplied in original box/packaging together with original Sigma case

I'm taking PM offers and will sell to the first one I'm happy with, this won't be advertised elsewhere for at least 1 week, prefer to send it to a "good home" !!

If you have any questions - please feel free to ask

Simon

More of my shots from last weeks hiking in the Lake District, these are all taken above Buttermere between Scale Force & Haystacks, all C&C appreciated

Simon

Crummock Water from High Stile
[IMG]http://www.landscapephotographyuk.com/images/Crummock-Water-view.jpg[/IMG]


Buttermere from Haystack
[IMG]http://www.landscapephotographyuk.com/images/buttermere-from-haystacks.jpg[/IMG]


Buttermere & Crummock water from Haystacks
[IMG]http://www.landscapephotographyuk.com/images/Buttermere--crummock.jpg[/IMG]

Fleetwith Pike on the return to Buttermere
[IMG]http://www.landscapephotographyuk.com/images/Fleetwith-Pike-and-Buttermere.jpg[/IMG]

Thanks for the info everyone, I'm also looking at the offering from Redsnapper, I own one of their tripods I am very impressed with it

http://www.aldine.co.uk/redsnapper/tripod-monopod.html

simon

I use "photokit sharpener" plugin and then "save for web" at 60..maybe I need to increase the quality setting a little in save for web

simon

Thanks for the comments/feedback...

Mikew, I always shoot RAW...the shot is heavily compressed for web viewing so I guess this explains the softness, originals are fine


Paulyrichard...could you be a bit more specific about the processing ?

thanks

Simon

I knew someone would ask Only the standard sharpnening etc..infact to be honest I'm slightly disappointed in my shots as the "real thing" was truly spectacular..here's another from several images I shot, this time with rocks for "proof"

Simon

Another couple of shots from my hiking week in the Lake District, all C&C welcome

Simon


[IMG]http://www.landscapephotographyuk.com/images/Langdales-1.jpg[/IMG]


[IMG]http://www.landscapephotographyuk.com/images/Langdale-pikes.jpg[/IMG]

I've just returned from a week in the Lakes during which my Manfrotto 790B took a bit of stick and has decided to fall apart..I'm looking for a more robust alternative but really need a monopod that can be used quite close to the ground, the 790B measures 15inches when collapsed, would welcome any suggestions

thanks

Simon

Just got back from a great week of hiking in the Lake District, caught this reflection of Fleetwith Pike at the start of the Buttermere Fells walk (from Scale force)

Simon

[IMG]http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e68/STKITCHIN/buttermere.jpg[/IMG]

I've just bought an all-in-one Canon MP540 and I'm also very impressed with print quality, the inks are a bit expensive - cheapest I've found is 7Dayshop.com

simon