Recent content by Mike V

I also use these for my 5x4 stuff. They are good quality and can easily be seen through if your searching your catalog for a particular neg.

I shot this for a family friend. No flash, just available light. Never done anything like it before. I like it!

4x5 Velvia 50 f22@1/60th Salford Quays Bupa building. Trafford Park 4x5 Polaroid scan (will be sending off the film version soon;))

Good luck matey, once you have gotten the hang of a DSLR you will find it impossible to go back to a bridge or digi cam.

A simple polaroid test from Thursday. Both 4x5, Daylight balanced, 100 iso f22@1/60th Large version Note the parent/child in the large version.

The image sensor chip http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_sensor

30 mins would be plenty. I was aiming for around 10-15 but I was worried about the chip burning out.

Afternoon all, I want to do some long exposure stuff with a Nikon D200. I did a google but cant find a definitive answer. Whats the longest I could leave the shutter open?

Ordered mine on Saturday. Looking forward to some experimenting!

Hey Fuuudge that link is excellent. Thanks a lot!!:):thumbs:

Sounds like good advice. Can anyone comment on the lens qualities though. I have been brought up to believe 'Nikon is always going to be better than Sigma' but is it the case here? Is it $300 better?

Will post the box home;). I have been before and bought a $100 lens.

Thanks for the link Dazz, I havnt seen that store before. Why would I have to pay import duty? Is it not the same as buying a T-shirt, etc? I know customs could stop you etc but whats to say you didnt take the lens with you on holiday?(what box?) ;)

Hi guys, In the not too distant future I will be traveling to New York and while there I want to pick up a decent 70-200mm zoom. I have found these two lenses. It will be used mainly for sport/motorsport. I know sigma make some great lenses Im just not sure where this one fits. Sigma: $799...

:lol::lol:sorry matey, I havnt been on TP for a while. :p