Recent content by Antony hayward

I've got 3 action cameras (a go pro. a cheapo clone and one called a bitmore), out of the 3 I'd buy the bitmore again and again purely because its as good or better than the goppro picture and it has a zoom function on the camera that works.

Yeah what I think what she had in mind was digiscoping but neither of us realised thats what it was called.

if you mean me then no I have a brother but he's not called justin though I get the feeling I'm missing something

I have a question. I'm not trolling. The Gf just asked and I didn't have an answer. If fixed focus telescopic lens are so expensive why don't people just buy a kids telescope and a mount so you can fix the camera to the telescope and use that.

the remorse side is I paid a 3 figure sum for a camera and the 350D I use only cost me £35 for what I paid for the camera I could have brought a 3d printer and still had change to buy a 3d scanner as well (yes, I have many hobbies..)

The advice side was about the settings on the camera as the 350 was the first proper camera I'd ever owned and the 600d is the first camera I've owned (other than action cameras) that takes video so I was wondering if the settings are the same type of thing..

Ok I'm suffering Buyers remorse I've just bought and paid for a canon 600d so that I can upgrade from the 350D I was using I know the 600d is a better camera but now I keep thinking of all the things I could have got for the house etc with the cash I paid for the camera and I'll probably be like...

So what happens if you're like me and don't have a driving licence or a passport?

Is there anyway to lighten just a specific part of an image. I've got an image that looks reasonably nice but there's one section where its just to dark that I would like to lighten. I've been using Photolemur which is okay to start with but now I'm getting slightly better I can see all the...

Don't need to apologise the more people reply the more information I learn that I can use in the future :)

No there's definitely something wrong with it I tried the lens using an adapter I had and the aperture just isn't working every pictures washed out as the aperture is stuck fully open.

Okay its arrived its a 135mm lens and its being returned instantly I was willing to try it out as a 135mm lens but the aperture blades aren't moving at all so I've requested a full refund... Also mount wise it WAS an FD mount Ringwise There's an aperture ring which turns but the aperture blades...

It's not a wind up, I brought it because at the time I didn't have a 24mm lens. I saw that thought great its able to do 24mm its cheap (I'm a cheapskate) it seems a perfect fit. so won the auction as it only had 5 minutes to go and then started researching it only to discover that I cvouldn't...

Yeah someone on one of the facebook groups says its probably this one http://allphotolenses.com/lenses/item/c_959.html

I'll let you all know when it turns up but if it is a 135mm It'll probably be returned as I was hoping it was a typo and it was 12-30mm (yeah I know I was hoping lol)