Recent content by CyBeRkId2002

I had the RX100mkI and image quality was alright, nothing to write home about, but alright. Have just picked up a G7X and absolutely love it! Worlds apart from the Mk1 in all honesty!

Got this camera a couple of months and absolutely love it. Has become my go to for out and about landscapes... here are some from a recent 3 peaks walk:

Went back and looked at some samples and you are right. .. nothing wrong wwith the lens even at wide apertures. Just looking for an excuse to upgrade/try something new and thought the 90mm macro may have been a way to do that on a budget but think the limitations would have been too apparent...

Hi all, I am due to shoot a friends wedding towards the end of the month (they were not that bothered by photos and most importantly cannot afford a pro). I was planning on using the same kit I have used for a couple of weddings in the past (pretty much just 35mm and 85mm primes, with a cheapie...

cheers for the reply! Think I am going local as well... print quality is a bit of an unknown and want these to look as good as possible so am going for DSCL fine art print and a local framer and the whole thing should come out about the same price (give or take).

hi... I know this post was a long time ago but did you (or has anyone) used these since this post? Looking for a company to get some decent quality framed prints done and am struggling to find anywhere...

cheers... it seems for the type of photography I do then (all RAW, all continuous focussing etc.) their really would be no point...

I am trying to improve my efficiency and get the best out of my D700 and wondered what most people use the custom settings banks for??? I generally use one type of metering (matrix but I do have spot assigned to the custom function button in case of vastly different lighting in the scene), and...

I would struggle to narrow it down to one!!! My major lacking areas are: Flash - as someone else already posted I have read absolutely everything there is to know about flash, understand all the technical concepts around it but every time I use it I hate the results. Tbh I am aiming for a 100%...

Hi all, Need some quite urgent prints doing from a wedding yesterday to get a quick album knocked up for their reception tomorrow... Will be getting better quality stuff done later on, they just wanted something to flip through... Does anyone know if any high-street shops or supermarkets...

Alternatively, and I really don't want to sound harsh about this, but get out and use it rather than shooting walls. Once in use the advantages listed above (DoF, Colour Rendition - a biggie for me, low-light ability, less arm ache) should be immediately obvious. If not perhaps your ability...

yeah, completely agree and could have done with more reach on quite a few occasions however I personally feel that 200mm should be enough to capture 95% of shots the OP wanted. Ultimately (as with all photography) it depends how much you value that extra 5%.

What utter rubbish! Kenya is a fantastic place to visit, why bother going if your going to stay inside your hotel?

I went on Safari in Kenya and the longest zoom I had was 85mm but still got some decent shots, really depends on how close you want to get. Theres a gallery here and I believe all safari shots are at 85mm: http://www.flickr.com/photos/captain_hotdog/sets/72157624642816425/

Have heard Tamron 17-35mm is one of the better third-party wide FX lenses