Recent content by ajophotog

Up the high street waiting for a photo to be taken. Nice Motor Mate by Ajophotog, on ipernity

One from today on a walk around a local pond. Taken with the Sony rx10 iv. Sun Bathing by Ajophotog, on ipernity

Beautiful Robin on my garden waste bin, shot taken with the rx10 iv. Beautiful Robin by Ajophotog, on ipernity

At least now you can do with it what you want and have the knowledge that it is in good order Steve. :thumbs: Personally I would just use it :D

One I don't see too often on my feeders. Siskin by Ajophotog, on ipernity

Camellia flower shot in a darken woodland bringing a little bit light to the day. Sony RX10 iv. Camellia Flower by Ajophotog, on ipernity

Look forward to seeing some results from your purchases (y)

I second the Godox flash, excellent brand. :thumbs:

Farming. Taken back in March 2015 with the Olympus e-m5 and the Olympus 40-150 pro f2.8. Farming by Ajophotog, on ipernity

Some fine detail in those shots Mike, the grebe is superb. :thumbs:

Must say I've had lots of SLR and DSLR cameras over the last 54 years and I'm more than happy with the results of the RX10 iv, but if you want to pixel peep at massive sizes then hey get a larger sensor. I view my photos no larger than A3 or full screen on my 5k imac at most so more than enough...

Not had much time for photography lately but here is one to push up the thread. Sony RX20 iv Fulmer by Ajophotog, on ipernity

My favourite camera and the one I am always happy to take out as it pretty much never fails to impress me with the results. I have lots of shots on the thread dibbly dobbler suggested above. Only downside is it is expensive secondhand as new isn't available anymore.

If you can stretch to the 100-400 mkII Steve it is very easy to hand hold with the dual I.S. it was the biggest thing I noticed going from the mk1 to the mk2. Cotswold cameras have grey at £849. That is where I got mine from.

Cheapo Watch. Cheapo Watch by Ajophotog, on ipernity