Recent content by ~BB~

oooh - I may have to treat myself to see this!

Utimately the image is the final goal for me, but I am a gadget freak - I admit it - something new and shiny comes out on the market and I can feel my purse tweaking before you can say cheese!! I have however held back recently and tried to restrain myself - not totally successfully but I am...

:eek::eek: lol - I luuurrrvve mine!

uses her Angle finder c permanently?! I bought one initially for it's intended but I just find it so easy and convenient to use that I never take it off now! Anyone else use theirs all the time - or am I the only weirdo ;) :)

Hi All I currently have and use the Canon 5D mark II and have been thinking about investing in a second body. The question is what would you recommend? Would you go for another 5D M2 or would you choose something different? Don't have a budget as such at the moment as this is just a...

Oooh ok - thanks will look into that :) Hi Si and thanks :) Ok will go and do a bit of reading on both these lenses. Thanks ever so much for your quick responses! BB

Hi Graham Not quite ;) BB

I guess my budget is around the £1000ish mark. I would want new - sorry gotta have it fresh in my hands - lol!

Hi all I currently have a Canon 5D mark II and have a managed to save up and buy a fairly good arsenal of lenses so far. However I want to branch out into doing a little bit of landscape photography and decided to look into purchasing a wide angle lens. I am a little confused as to which...

Hi and thanks for your reply :) So you don't feel the need then for the hard grads? Do you find that the soft grads cover all angles so to speak! BB

Thanks Jon - I'll have a look on that site :) BB

Hi Mark Thanks! I'll go do some research now on where to buy! :)

Hi All So I am dipping into the world of landscape photography and have decided that I want to purchase a set of ND filters. I was initially going to use the Cokin series but after doing a little reading it seems that the lee filters are a better quality (albeit more expensive too!)...

yes of course :) however I have been led to believe that the best options to go for are Elinchrom or Bowens. Whether that is good advice or not I don't know yet - lol!

Hi Again Garry Sorry if I mislead you - the course wasn't for beginners per se - it was a portrait course and they had a 4 light set up for it. They told us that we didn't need to do this but I just liked the way it worked - rightly or wrongly I don't know... Thanks for the link I will...