Recent content by Charles B

Quite. I'm not even sure I know how and with what to gird them.

Thanks for all the advice. I shall make a strong cup of coffee, gird my loins and follow those steps.

The AI advice is to not use Air Print but use the IJ network instead to allow full colour management but I simply cannot effect that despite several tries, the printer insists on using Air Print.

Yes, I did a nozzle printout where the yellow and greys were very, very faint. I’ve done about three deep cleans.

I have a Canon G650 printer. I have just gone over to Lightroom for post processing and the prints are coming out very weak and with some colours missing. I am using Canon paper and use an iMac with Tahoe OS. AI say it's all to do with Canon Air Print but try as I may I cannot get it to not use...

Bristolian, thank you for this. Went to the link but the downloads were for Windows only as far as I could see and I have a Mac.

It's a Mac. No, prepared to pay - within reason.

I have a Nikon D7100 and thought that the Nikon NX Tethering program would be what to use but it doesn't support the D7100. Could I ask if anyone has a recommendation for tethering software that I could use with the D7100? Many thanks

That's a very comprehensive reply. Thank you.

Thank you. Yes, although it was well reviewed the 90mm is about £500 more than the 60mm.

I have just bought an OM 1 Mkii and have the 12-100mm, 9-18mm and 100-400mm lenses. I'd like to do more still life and macro photography. I could get a used Canon 5D mkii body and Tamron 90mm macro lens for about £350 from mpb or buy either the 60mm or 90mm (although much more expensive) macro...

Thank you. For some reason I wasn’t notified of your first post, so have only just read it. I do think the weight is a bit of an issue but maybe not so important as most of my travelling around nowadays is on my mobility scooter as long as the IS of the Z6ii can cope with the weight of the lens...

Yes, part of the issue there is that the cheapest I can find is £1700.

I had the FTZ when I moved over to the Z but then sold it along with the FX lenses, thinking I would only need to invest in Z lenses. As you say, the 100-400 weight rules it out for travel for me. I’ll check out the cost and weight of an adapter and the 70-300. Thanks again.

Thank you for the reply, Peter. A nice sounding lens. I suppose the only issue with this would be the 180mm maximum reach giving me a significant enough extension from the 24-120mm I have.