ajscullard

I've been using (well, trying hard to use) Media One Pro since it replaced EP2 and I agree with you it is fairly dismal at times. Unfortunately it seems to be the best option that I have found for...

Here's the RedBubble guide to ND filters: www.redbubble.com/people/peterh111/journal/4421304-the-ultimate-guide-to-neutral-density-filters

No they didn't come in 1st, 2nd and 3rd. They came in 4th, 5th, 13th, 45th, 47th, 51st and 54th. You read a quote from someone else's post and jumped to the worng conclusion because you didn't...

Yep. the display on IE9 on Vista 64-bit has gone wierd. The worst problem occurs when I hover over the "forums" tab to show the drop-down selections. Many of the right-panel icons show through the...

I don't have that head, but by looking at a picture of it, I would assume that with the pan screw loosened, it will do what it is designed to do and pan round and round without hindrance. Much as...

Unfortunately it's related to the ISO standards for creating digital camera image file names and happens to all cameras. You'll find that the relevant part of the filename is CCCCnnnn where CCCC is...

Gee whiz man, calm down and stop being so defensive!.I am agreeing with you that cropping of pixels doesn't really matter with modern sensors, OK? Let me say that again, I agree with you.I was...

There have been several previous threads very similar to this one so I recommend doing a search for them - you'll get a lot of good info on clothing, camera kit, etc.Whatever cameras (yes I mean...

As noted above, the aspect ratio of the sensor is fixed. By cropping your picture to a different aspect ratio you are effectively "throwing away" some of the data from the sensor. But then, this is...

I used to think the same as you, up until I did my first 5-shot HDR bracket with a very wide dynamic range scene. Now I know the difference because I have seen it for myself. If single-shot...

Reflections of point light sources (the christmas tree lights) within the lens or off the filter if you were using a filter on the lens. Perfectly normal. Look at the way the distribution of the...

Hi Big Prince,I've been using the same remote release on my Canon cameras from the time I had film cameras through to the current digital 1Ds series. They have always been the RS80-type connectors....

Got a response from the software author saying he is aware of the bug and will fix it in the next release. Meantime the solution is to open a picture, put the old values into a new parameter set...

In fotosketcher 2.3.0 I created a set of parameters for the painting 5 (watercolor) option and stored it as a .fsk file.When I open a picture in v2.3.5 and load those parameters, I get parameters...

Tough time of year for lighting, although right at the moment it's sunny with white fluffy clouds. Think I'll go out and get some pictures soon.Anyway, Edinburgh Castle is good but at this time of...

What you need to understand is that the image circle of any lens for a rectangular or square format has to cover the corner-to-corner distance of the sensor. If it didn't, you would have a circular...

What you are describing are situations where the dynamic range of the light is greater than can be recorded by the camera sensor. Our brains compensate for this but the camera can't. Shooting in...

There are a few things you can try before getting a macro lens:make sure you are using a solid tripod and a remote release, or at least use the timer release to minimize camera shake.stop your lens...

I'm guessing you are asking for feedback so you can maybe re-shoot with improvements based on the replies.First off, you've captured the primary subject beautifully, and the b&w treatment really...

Incredibly simple - divide the longest focal length by the shortest focal length, i.e 55/18 = 3xThe "zoom" value is completely meaningless in photographic terms, it is purely a marketing tool used...