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Thanks Truman,sounds like a really nice guy. Sad to see a town die or go downhill. I grew up in a small coal mining town in South Yorkshire here in the UK. Lots of mining and steelworks in the area ...
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Really nice set and sad story, love B&W. Is that you in the window of number 3?
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And 6 months later you, and others, would be complaining that Sony had released new camera with gnat Eye AF and why is Fuji lagging behind :-D
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Thanks for the comments. Get some great sunsets there and looking forward to returning next September, covid permitting.
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Thank you. First time I have posted here. Some extremely good photos posted.
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I found a folder of shots that I took while taking a few days break in Instow, Devon (UK) back in 2014 but forgot all about them. Looking at them it was a lovely evening. Hopefully I’ll be back ...
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Good luck and remember; if you get the wildlife bug it can be expensive :-)
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If I carry one camera for walk abouts it’s the H1 with 16-55. If I’m out all day then it’s the H1 and T3 with 50-140. It covers all the focal lengths I need and saves time swapping lenses back ...
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Does the lens work as expected on a Canon body? As you say that your other Canon lenses work fine it seems odd that this one does not. I have no experience with a Fringer so I’m out of ideas. Do ...
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Not sure when it will be released (2021 sometime) but it’s supposedly compatible with both the 1.4 & 2.0 teleconverters. Will be interesting to see what IQ will be like. Expect the 1.4 at least to ...
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Can you wait and is 70-300 enough reach for you? If rumours are correct, Fuji may be announcing the release of their much anticipated 70-300 on January 27th.
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Due to sheltering for most of the year hardly managed to get out this year.However, I did manage to make it to one of the few hill climb events. Here’s a couple from the event, both taken at the ...
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Thanks to all those who replied, particularly atsmurf who luckily had both bags. I’m heavily leaning towards the large because of the fastening.
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Thanks very much for your input. You are right about the fasteners for the large. Something I was wondering about as I think it would be a little frustrating having to keep unbuckling the straps. ...
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I looked at the pro but it’s not quite deep enough to hold the H1 with 50-140 mounted. It’s actually a little heavier than the large but not quite as heavy as the pro large. As for loading up with ...
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Thanks Bob. I have a smallish lowepro bag I can just get my H1 with 16-55 mounted. That’s as stiff as a board. I think the large would be big enough for both bodies with mounted lenses but there’s ...
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Appreciate your comments. Most camera bags are somewhat stiff due to the protective padding. As for looking like a fisherman I think better than looking like a photographer carrying expensive ...
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I’m looking for advice on which of two bags that I’m considering. They are: Hadley large camera bag at 0.97kg (2.14 lbs) Hadley large pro camera bag at 1.64kg (3.62lbs) While I would prefer the ...
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Yes definitely. I was a Nikon man for many years using both FF & APS-C bodies. When I retired a few years ago I decided to go mirrorless and totally APS-C. Unfortunately, for me, Nikon had no ...
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