Tyr

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The DA*300 f/4 is a superb lens.

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Always get brilliant results with this lens.

Comment by Tyr posted on Longer focal length for wildlife at 13/05/2011 - 10:58

Tyr
This is quite a surprise. Hope you get it all sorted out.

Comment by Tyr posted on Copyright Infringement... again! at 12/05/2011 - 21:28

Tyr
The bluebells image is blurred because of the wind. Gives the branches an interesting effect.

Comment by Tyr posted on Ben Hall - Digital Manipulation at 12/05/2011 - 14:42

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There are suitable backpacks but they are expensive.

The Kata Bumblebee-222 UL is the most comfortable and it is fairly flexible.

http://www.kata-bags.com/product.asp?Version=photo&p_Id=19780

The Lowepro Rover is less comfortable but it has a completely warertight camera compartment. Perfect if you need to cross the occasional river or ford. It has a space for a hydration pack (or two), rain coat and food to last a whole day hiking.

http://products.lowepro.com/product/DryZone-Rover,1936,18.htm

I can happily fit my DA*300/4 so I'd imagine a large tele-zoom would also fit.

I am sure there are other and cheaper options out there, you just need to search. Hopefully someone else will come along with ideas.

Comment by Tyr posted on Looking for new backpack with 2 compartments at 11/05/2011 - 16:40

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I have only ever seen this kind of notice on my K10D when I push an ISO1600 shot by two stops or turn off DFS and use bulb mode...

Comment by Tyr posted on Any thoughts on why this is so noisy? at 11/05/2011 - 09:30

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I can thoroughly recommend the Dell 2209WA. Yes, it is £250 but you get a very good monitor for that price. Requires minimum calibration and perfectly covers the sRGB colour space.

It is an e-IPS panel with great viewing angles and colour rendition.

Comment by Tyr posted on New Monitor at 11/05/2011 - 09:25

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johnriley wrote:
I suspect those cast iron baths would be resellable for big money these days. Never throw anything away unless it's a last resort, be it an old camera, and old lens, a digital file, a box full of negatives or even a cast iron bath....
You must have your own warehouse then!

Comment by Tyr posted on Another pointless thread at 10/05/2011 - 13:52

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When there are low ceilings I bounce the flash, use a white bounce card and colour correction gels.

Good enough for most situations but doesn't give anywhere near the results of an umbrella. But when you have to be mobile you can't really be picky.

Comment by Tyr posted on fill flash at close distance at 10/05/2011 - 12:13

Tyr
The widest old rectilinear was the K 15/3.5 which second hand goes for very large sums of money. The next widest is 18mm which really isn't wide enough to be worth considering.

Comment by Tyr posted on What's the cheapest price wide angle lenses start at? at 10/05/2011 - 12:09

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There are no sealed 3rd party lenses just yet AFAIK. Sigma were going to launch two but I don't think they are available yet.

Comment by Tyr posted on Full list of all weather sealed lenses? at 10/05/2011 - 12:07

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