Photography Talk

A lot of people say I'm still back there!

Good morning Armandll and thank you ,I do already use the method you have kindly suggested my friend,I shall in future refrain from changing lenses outside as much as I can which usually takes place in the wind and rain and in place that Bear Grylls wouldn't even goPs Still haven't found any...

marley couldnt resist taking that pic thought i would give you a laugh haha soooo funny and will look at book i dont use my fuji that much now, it seems to take better pics say like them of the qe2 pics like that but flowers come out real fuzzy looking, happy snapping

I love my Galaxy ace, if only I could answer calls, explained my problem to my stepson who called in tonight, showed him my phone ,he was looking at it ,"you don`t need this (bluetooth.) you don`t need this (GPS) etc etc, he then rang from his mobile showed me how to "touch and swipe" when I got...

joolz, please note that the maximum photo size is 800x400. Please resize your images.

Preferring to use film is like preferring to use a tub and mangle to do your washing. There is no advantage at all.

I've never chanced that 'grey' stuff, not only for above reason but also heard of them being supplied with 'foreign' plugs on the chargers. I've (only once) had something defective from Homebase and they sent a courier to collect the defective item and deliver a replacement. P.S. I forgot to...

:think2: West Scotland?

Yeah..yeah... I believes you......

I bet they are all plastic.The Mrs and I played a game with those giant sets on holiday once, trouble was this French bloke (who was reading his paper) Kept shaking his head if she almost made a wrong move, quite a few folk ended up watching because no one was brave enough to play in public...

That seems like some good rules But this is a rather ambiguous rule. Even the meaning of the term (8 Oktas in this case) only refers to the amount of cloud cover (100%) and has nothing to do with visibility!IFR (Instrument Flight Regulations) is to do with visibility but doesn't really...

We have both bought an extra battery and charger so we can charge up before BUT we won't use them till the 25th (honest). :D

Good afternoon Steve my friend,yes the poll only got 3 votes)so it was a bit of a disaster,bit of an embarrassing result really and thank you for replying to this tread ,I always appreciate your input on any subject appertaining to photography and thank you for the video,I shall watch it and...

Robert I'm VERY impressed with the detail in the cropped bar code! I've just been reading the review in DP-Review the camera looks a very nice piece of kit.

Not sure if reviving this old thread is acceptable. I once wondered about light tents but didn't want to spend a fortune in case it wasn't for me. A El Cheapo method I read and tried was to get a empty cardboard box, something like a box that holds packets of crisps for example. Cut a one of the...

I use a Panasonic Lumix FZ10. An excellent body with the same feel as a 35mm SLR, so you can use it with both hands on the body or with one on the body and one on the lens barrel (the way SLR cameramen do it). It's the best of both worlds, Panasonic body and Leica Lens, the same as Leica...

It is a great carving... What does the writing say under your namesake then Woo I can't quite read it.?

I bought a Fuji Finepix S1000fd and love it .. still don't know how to use it properly. I am not into pocket cameras ... I like the feel and heftiness of a 'real' camera. I also have an old Kodak DC4800 Zoom Digital with various attachments which I find brilliant, almost better than my Fuji!

Ok.... I'm plodding through my work book.... I rolled up some of my music paper to look like a heart, took a photo, used the blemish brush a little, where did the layering come from .... I then put a boarder around it all... to make a post card I need to practice more

If you can get additional lenses etc at prices like that I'd be very tempted to stick with the Olympus for a while and start putting the pennies away for a used DSLR in the future. You'll get a used DSLR two or three years old for a fraction of the price of a new model.