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I’ve not been able to use anything beyond 6.8.0, so, it’s irrelevant to me
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Keisergraacht, Amsterdam. Some very wonky buildings. No surprise as they are built on wooden piles. Many are 400 + years old. Canalside living Best, Steve
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I’m in the U.K. and will not sell anything used on eBay anymore. The last three camera and lens offerings ended up with shysters trying it on with immediate claims of ‘not as described’ and ...
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Well, we are off to Amsterdam tomorrow for a few days. I’ll be travelling light and only taking my dpOQ and this little nifty, stealthy tripod. I’m fully expecting some grey North Sea weather. ...
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And we’ve been moaning about it since then
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The dpOQ is nearly distortion free which is why it is such a good wide angle camera. I only use ISO 100 but for nighttime or poor interior light I will use Super Fine Detail mode which needs a ...
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Very true but I quite like the 'no options' method of being forced to use a single focal length. Also, the dp0Q lens is outstanding; Sigma knocked it out of the park when thay made that lens. It's ...
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We need an ark. The rain has hardly let up since mid September 2023. Oh and the mud when tramping around the countryside with the mutt.
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Thanks. As I said above, it's one of the best Sigma made. Looking back, it's one of my most used cameras. I'm on my second and this one is starting to suffer rear screen failure. I'll need to ...
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Thanks. The dp0Q is, in my opinion, one of the best cameras Sigma has made. However, you've gotta like the wide angle look
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Or should I say, wet, wet, wet? This is Broughton Castle in Oxfordshire.
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The Apostles? It was grey and drizzling when I went! Good capture. The 40mm Art lens is absolutely superb and big! I have it in the Sigma SA mount for my Sigma sd Quattro H. Here's an ...
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Thanks. I had two versions of the old Meyer Optik and this is way better and not stupid money. My opinion not a technical review!
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Iris reticulata and Snow Drops. fp with the TT Artisan 100mm/f2.8 wide open
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Thanks for the comments and likes. Taken at Porthcurno, west Cornwall. My phone camera.
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Normally a reasonable quiet cove in the far south west of Cornwall
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Honey bees having a feed on the Camellia flowers. Taken today, December 29th. It's Cornwall
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I'm really only posting because of the fab Cornish name Oh, and the mutt enjoying himself exploring..... Best, Steve
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Gas ( or petrol in Blighty) is missing from your infographic. It has gone from about $1 to about $3 in that timeframe, so, a 300% rise . Here in the UK, we pay, on average, the equivalent of ...
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