WobblyGoblin

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Of course, Jon. Let me just package them up...

... oh wait! With a bit of work from a small chisel (to remove the pearl) and some red paint I can upgrade them to the new models! They will be minus the new coatings, but they seem to resolve fairly well to me at the moment ;D

Comment by WobblyGoblin posted on New FA Limited lenses on the way at 06/01/2014 - 12:05

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Love the first one - great timing and perfect shutter speed to capture the water running back into the sea. Very clever and effective.

Comment by WobblyGoblin posted on Winter on the Beach at 24/12/2013 - 10:29

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Such a shame. You try your best to help them out and volunteer your time and skills and all you get is grief.

Ultimately the charity loses out

Comment by WobblyGoblin posted on The © Symbol Woes? at 21/11/2013 - 11:13

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I think the crop is a bit tight - it feels a little claustrophobic to me.

Comment by WobblyGoblin posted on Samson Fountain at 21/11/2013 - 10:58

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Can we trade in more than one

Now, has anyone got any old broken Pentax cameras laying around...

Comment by WobblyGoblin posted on New Pentax CashBack Promotion at 29/10/2013 - 13:23

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Hi there

Title says it all really. Wondering if anyone is looking to sell a 31 Ltd. Preferably black but silver would be fine. Would need to be in good condition.

I'm in London so happy to purchase in person if someone is close by.

Thanks

WG

Comment by WobblyGoblin posted on WTB FA 31mm at 24/10/2013 - 14:03

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Strange, the pin fits into the little screw recess at the front of the K5 for me. It's not deep but definitely goes in. Maybe it is the combination of this and the textured rubber that stops it slipping.

I've never had a problem. The heaviest lens I have used this way is probably the f2.8 A100 macro (all metail construction and fairly heavy) or the f4 50-135. I've also used the Sigma f4 100-300 but this has a tripod collar so the weight is not front-loaded.

Comment by WobblyGoblin posted on Tripod plate that won't rotate camera in portrait orientation at 22/10/2013 - 12:34

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Hmmm, it definitely slots into a hole in the bottom of my K5. I will check when I get home but it may be the recess for a screw. The position of the main screw on the Giotto plate is adjustable so I can line up the pin too.

I'll report back this evening...

Comment by WobblyGoblin posted on Tripod plate that won't rotate camera in portrait orientation at 21/10/2013 - 17:06

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If I'm understanding you correctly (and it is possible I'm not!) it sounds like the RS ball head plate just doesn't have a locating pin. Do you mean a partially retractable pin that slots into a second hole at the bottom of the camera?

My Giotto ball head has one of these and it seems to stop the camera rotating when on it's side.

Do you mean something like this?

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Comment by WobblyGoblin posted on Tripod plate that won't rotate camera in portrait orientation at 21/10/2013 - 15:30

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Another vote for Marumi

Comment by WobblyGoblin posted on which is a good polarising filter? at 24/09/2013 - 11:48

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