Recent content by Daisey

Picked up my D7000 body today...charging the battery now, can't wait. :D Thanks for your comments about macro lenses, ordered the 105 today should have it by next weekend. :D

Hopefully will be getting my D7000 in a few weeks. :) I am going to buy a macro lens as well but I have no idea which one to get. My main interest is photographing insects and I like to get up quite close to the subject. Thought about the 105mm but the closest focusing distance is about 12" so...

Thanks for your help, I will get the Hoya filters. I probably won't be getting the pro filters, just the budget ones I expect, knowing what insurance companies are like. But after your positive comments I'm looking forward to trying them out. :)

I have just claimed for some lost filters on my insurance and they are offering to replace my Jessops UV and circular polarising filters with Hoya filters. Having never used Hoya I wanted to know if they are better, worse or equal in quality to Jessops before I accept. Has anybody used both...

I must try to remember the date this year.

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Great idea, I'd love to take part. :)

I just tried it on a landscape using Corel PSPx2 and it worked really well, I will use that again, thanks Hacker. :-) First time I've used a layer as well.

I have just joined the TP facebook group, doesn't seem to be very busy on there though.

Congrats Busby, it's a lovely photo, definitely deserved to win....and thanks to Bob, it was nice of you to do that and I enjoyed taking part. :)

Congrats Dark Star, great shot. :)

Lovely gesture Bob and congrats on your 5000 posts. :)

That is an extremely moving story. :'( It was such a shame that she was injured after everything else that had happened to her and I'm so pleased she is recovering well. Please keep us updated with her progress. What wonderful people you and your wife are, you should be very proud of...

My husband at Siblyback Lake, Bodmin Moor.