Recent content by morgie2008

I've got the 15-85, excellent lens:thumbs:

Calumet did price match when I bought my Canon 7D last year.

I've got the Digital starter kit and its a good starting point. You'll just have to remember to buy a wide angle adapter ring.

I would recommend investing in a lee filter system. Its not cheap but well worth it in the long run. I started with the Lee Digital starter kit. Lee

I usually use BBC online 24 hour forecast when I'm planning to go out for the sunrise. I check that the wind speed is low and I prefer partly cloudy conditions. Also google maps comes in handy when looking for locations as it easier to workout were the sun will be coming up. Lee

I've had the same with my Macbook when using aperture. It seems to be when it overheats it will almost grind to a halt. Does the back of your IMac feel hotter than usual.

I've got the 7D with 15-85mm lens and use it mainly for Landscape. I'm more than pleased with the results I've been getting with it. Lee

I got the 15-85 with my 7D and find the IQ and build quality excellent. :thumbs:

I bought the Digital Starter kit which came with the three filter triple pouch. In the first section I can fit the filter holder with CPL attached. In the second section I've got my ND soft grad set(in filter wrap) and the third section 2 more filters.

I would add the ND Hard grad to the list and also a circular Polariser. I got my Lee ND Set Soft Resin Filter Set from Calumet for £108.66

Join groups and and tag your pictures.

Haven't been there yet but New Zealand has always looked good. http://www.newzealand.com/travel/sights-activities/scenic-highlights/scenic-highlights-home.cfm

I have the 105VR and as most of my macro shots are hand held the VR is always on and very useful.

Hi MD, A couple of the places I usually goto are Talybont Reservoir and Upper Neuadd Reservoir. Upper Neuadd has some good views across to Pen Y Fan. Regards Lee