Recent content by Oj9400

I checked it last night and it maxed out at about 32 seconds. For experimenting I was intending to use a screw in solid nd filter to start with. Has anybody tried stacking 2 filters on the 45mm lens? Is there any vignetting or edge shadow?

Hi Guys, I've been using my xpan now for a few years and love it as a camera, I've just ordered the centre filter which I haven't used before. But I was wondering if anybody had used a nd filter with it before for longer exposures? And what issues/successes people have had. Is it possible to...

Hi, Im looking at putting together a photo book of images I've shot across different trips, some of the images are panoramic, shot with an X-Pan, others are just regular 35mm images. Ideally I want the images to be on a single page and no spread across the spine, this has never looked very...

I've heard the same rumor, but I cant remember who or where it was. I think it was still about 3k and it was a fixed lens camera...... can't be certain.

I use the same program, if you post a screen grab we'll have a better idea of what's going on.

Yeah you just re-download it onto the new laptop/PC and login again.

Yep thats the kind of thing =P

It really depends on where and what you will be using it for. Echoing whats been said already, it degrades image quality but it does offer some protection. Does the lens have a hood? What lens is it?

Definitely speak in favour of the 6D having seen it in action. And the 6D has weather sealing.... its probably not much compared to the 7Dmk2 but its hard to really know whats inside it. I do know a friend who used his in iceland along side me in severe spray from a waterfall that left us and...

And some togs will still find something to complain about....

I'd say you'd be better off with a 18-55mm (£60ish?) kit lens, or maybe a 17-85mm (£120) to give a good zoom and wide angle and maybe a 50mm 1.8 (£50) for portraits of the dogs and in lower light. The 50mm is a great lightweight lens and it'll challenge you to work on your framing and seeing...

I found that the backlight correction brightens the image more and gets more detail out of the neg, then I can always lower shadows ect in pp afterwards. Sometimes the sky can start to lose its colour though.

I would love a coolscan but I fear it's out of my price range at present at least.

The flat bed will do panoramic negative, I can fit 3 photos in at a time which is a convenient sleeve length as well, but I have to manually select each frame to be scanned as the auto function only works on standard size frames. The auto correction is quite good but I often scan twice at...

Whoops sorry phone cut off the bottom of your reply. How does it differ from the standard holder?