rich_cx139

Apologies to the OP for asking a supplemental question, especially since this thread seems to be near the end of its natural life but: Which Nikkor ( or other ) has the best AF performance on the ...

Wow these are vibrant images - love them richard

Some great images - I think the first is my favourite for atmosphere but the other starscapes are great and also the curved shadow of the post on the snow in one of them. Oh for a dark sky anyway ...

Only just seen your post. I like the subject and subtle contrast of the pears (?) against autumn foliage. The front and back lighting is great - bringing light and shadow to your composition and ...

I think that you are continuing your "sell' of the 100-400 C extremely well, Tord - though I did scurry off to google to see what the TC1401 was. They are, as you say, remarkably sharp for the ...

An expansive panorama - great, very atmospheric. like the effect of the ship sailing into the vista. ..... but i should stop trying to look at photos on my phone - I was trying to work out what the ...

can only view this on my phone at the moment but it looks to me like a great shot. I also like using long teles to get close in to insects etc but far enough away so as not to disturb them. As well ...

Planted Buddleia 7 years ago with the hope of attractive Butterflies and polinators. This is the first year I have noticed any in any numbers. In the garden when sun came out ( very briefly - as ...

I have tried on occasion, to use the tamron equivalent 150-600 on the ft1 but gave up simply because, at the long end, I really needed to set it on a good tripod ( which I am too lazy to use ) to ...

beautiful impressionist style image I don't how you've made it but I like it a lot. richard

same sentiments here rchard

only looking at pictures on a phone but prefer the colour. If there is enough dr to pull out in post some more structure of the dunes in the b+w as there is in the the colour shot then it might ...

hi Tom yes I was wondering what a web search on " mount failure of xxxxxxxxx" might reveal.  I was going to look at the tam and sigma equivalents for the F mount ( dia 44 vs 38 for m43 ).  I had ...

Hello Tom difficult to edit the post on my phone but briefly: lens was new from e-infinity in uk ( grey market ) returned lens to them and they kept me dangling for weeks on when/ how i would get ...

well i certainly agree with you that the uncertainties  of the dynamics of a drop are manifold - modelling it for even much simpler systems ( as I have done in a previous life ) is a can of worms. ...

If you are talking about a transverse loading to the end of the lens then the forces/moments at the bayonet tines just depend on the load distance and the flange diameter - not the lens OD. The PL ...

I think, as other people have suggested, it just take practice and perseverence - Oh and finding the right hold  / strapping that works for you. I am in my late 60s and have copd from not stopping ...

Have you had a look at Roger Clark's site: there is a wealth of stuff there including thus article on film: https://clarkvision.com/articles/film.vs.digital.summary1/ Since I only used and use ...

Like your shots - the second especially. Looking at the loads of pics posted on this forum, flickr etc etc, I conclude that it does a really good job at producing images with, and its a personal ...

I had a mount fail within a few weeks of purchase. I see that this is not an unknown issue with this lens. Long and short of it is that I got my money back via a Paypal claim on the seller. However ...