Recent content by mag1882

That move shoot move tracker sounds interesting, didn't realise budget ones existed nowadays

Oh I meant used not sure why I said new :beer:... Also I'm thinking of a different model, the one with only the locking knob

I was actually considering the 3lt airhed neo 2, seems to be the pro but without the friction control and half the capacity but only £70. Although the manfrotto is pretty regularly £25 new so wondering if I'd be better off getting that and if need be a much higher quality head in future

Hey, I just recently got back into photog and must have sold my tripod head in the past so looking for a new one for my a7, definitely won't be over 2kg total camera weight. I'd like a pretty damn light setup and would prioritize it over stability as I'll be doing fairly long journeys with it...

A good point. I am still considering it, but lack of manual controls, speed of use and sensor size are something I’d like to use a dedicated camera for

I've been out of the photography world for a while, the last thing I remember is the rx100, so could be up to ten years... :exit: I'm looking to get a compact camera I can use for basic personal food photography(likely just camera + single light source) and to take travelling with. Looking to...

Surely photoshop could content aware this out? Might have some issues with the fact that it's a detailed eye, but within a few minutes should be easily removable.

Then again, I've returned some pretty high ticket items in the past, I can only imagine it's more the case that with them being known for having such exceptional CS they're banking on people spending more.

Hoya also does a few, of course there's going to be lots depending on your budget.

A bit of a stretch, but more out of curiosities sake, could you attach the pins from another lens and have it show up as that? similar to the way leica does it?

They both seem rather blurry, I'd probably just try again another night, it's not like the photo is particularly ruined by it anyhow.

Big fan of the haglofs LIM range, ridiculously light, packs into themselves and warm, quite expensive but you can very often find them half off with a bit of looking. Also another vouch for patagonia.

Doesn't exactly appear to be perfect, as seems to be the case with most of these innovations, nevertheless interesting.

What makes you need a gh4? If you don't know what you need then I doubt you do, not to cause offense, but you'll probably have more than enough with even a gh1, I'd try to explain a bit more what you're looking for and then people will be able to advise a bit more situationally.

The main issue here is that it's going to be hard to match the foreground lighting to the background that you pasted in, you seem to have done a decent job of editing the foreground but with such drastically different lighting it's a big issue.