David Eastwood

Thank you! While reading the original review of the P850 here on DPReview yesterday, I saw that TIFF was an option. I never knew that, and now, of course, feel compelled to give it a try :) There’s ...

My Kodak P850 was my first decent digital camera, in use from 2005 to 2009 or so. Looking back at the images from back then, I'm struck by how remarkably good it was. And still is! I dug it out of ...

I was finally able to take a stroll a couple of days ago, in our monochromatic Minnesota winter world. I was happy to find a blip or two of something resembling colour in the otherwise rather grey ...

Another one from yesterday's neighbourhood stroll. sdQ, 10-20/3.5 DC

I took this yesterday - sd Quattro, with my 10-20/3.5 DC HSM lens. There were some odd color flare artifacts, so I changed it to monochrome in SPP. Quite pleased with the end result.

Thanks! I suspect that’s what I’ll end up doing too. I installed it with all three primarily because I wanted to see what the display looked like, and to get the weight. I have the original, and a ...

The grip arrived today as expected. It’s pretty much as-new - just a little greying on the textured hand grip area. In original box, all docs and unused warranty card included. It’s a little ...

Not sure whether this counts as such, when I bought it for myself, but after all the recent excitement around here, I thought it might be of some non-controversial interest. My ‘other’ camera is a ...

According to Sigma's own compatibility chart, this combination should be just fine. https://www.sigma-global.com/en/lenses/cas/product/accessories/mount-converter/ You might want to check your AF ...

Get ‘em while they’re hot :)

Oops - 127, not 120.

My very first camera was an Ilford Sprite. It used 120 roll film, not 35mm, however.

Probably 1962 or 1963,

This combo seems to be getting harder to find here in the US - the big online retailers (B&H, Adorama) say, respectively ‘no longer available’, and ‘coming soon’. Even the Sigma website fails to ...

I think Sony was trying to arrange the cameras in a logical order based on their feature set. If you compare specs you’ll see what I mean - and don’t forget the 6600.

As long as it still functions correctly, I wouldn’t worry about it.

Taken a few days ago at a local pond. a6500, 18-105/4

The Cuff is what I use 90% of the time - it makes my a6500/18-105 combo very manageable  for a longer day out. I even use it with the 70/300 zoom. That’s significantly heavier, of course, so the ...

I’ve been using Peak Design straps on my a6500 for at least 3 years. I’ve never given a thought to cosmetic damage from the anchors or the straps themselves. I just looked very closely at the ...

Never mind. I’m not interested in getting into any kind of spat. But you, ‘Sir’, go a long way toward making this seem like a very cliquey place. Over and out.

So, someone’s posting history and listed gear determine whether they deserve an answer? Nice welcome. For the OP - my most used lens out the three I own for my sdQ is the 18300. Based on ...