Recent content by tezmed

in the unlikely event that no disability legislation has been breached, i'd say you've won the constructive dismissal claim if they ever tried to get rid of you.... im fairly certain you didn't wake up one morning and decide on ailments.... nature has its own way of dealing out problems-...

I use a 6x7 hilite.... was a lot of cash but is well worthwhile for the endless uses of it- plus a lot more simpler to put up/put away..... ive also got 6x7 train that fits it or can be standalone for white black blue and green... very simple to light and get some great pics the panoramic...

I 'm soon to be investing in a 6x7 hi-light and some backings etc and some more flash units etc, not to mention some more flash stands/umbrella stands and the like to add on to existing equipment.... il eventually all being well be running a 3 light setup, potentially 4 (not all used at the...

im more a fan of the square rectangle filters, eg cokin, hitech, and lee- with the main purpose of only buying one filter of the desired type, and a cheap adapter ring to fit each lens.... if you bought circular ones then you'd need to buy another whole load of them to use with your next lens...

I have been to santa pod numerous times in the past, but not since getting my camera equipment.... the speed of the motors are phenomenal so i'd personally try and get the shots nearer the start, and on the tyre laying/warming burnouts they do pre race.... just make sure you got one quick...

there is numerous hotspots towards and in Canterbury, and there is lots going towards hastings/ brighton etc.... near tenterden there is loads of good places too..

the advantage of having a fixed focal length is that the aperture opens wider e.g f1.4,f2, f2.8 etc etc so you can get some fantastically blurred backgrounds with your subject pin sharp etc.... the zoom lens probably go to around the f4 marker, whilst not bad doestn really compete overly...

I believe 77mm is the widest cokin filter holder adapter available for the normal range, however they do sell a pro kit which has wider nd's available (but costs more)... hi tech 85 filters should fit in the normal cokin/ hitech holder so you can just get away with the 77mm adapter ring...

light is measured in stops.... so in simple terms to keep the exposure level the same you can add/remove a stop of either iso, time, aperture and do the opposite with a different one.. e.g add 1 stop of iso and raise f no 1 stop.... (just be careful as most cameras go up in 3rd o stop...

if you have a long exposure, then anything not fixed will come out less well..... so if you had say a 30 second exposure, it would take 30 seconds to properly expose the subject but the people would probably have walked entirely past making them barely visible/invisible.... with daylight you...

looking forward to this.... had to work tues so im going tomorrow instead....

sounds like a good day out... im working on the monday so ive got either sunday, tues or the weds. wednesday seems the quietest day to go, but then if half of its been sold already i may end up going on the tues instead

Is anyone planning on attending the 'focus on imaging 2013' at the nec?? Its from sunday 3rd through to weds 6th eve march (2 weeks time..) Im keen on going, most probably on the wednesday in the hope they have some decent last minute deals to catch etc. Just wondering if anyone else...

the cokin p series would be fine to use on the 28-105, but im pretty certain youl get some vignetting on the wide angle lens.... its normally recommended to use the z pro's with wide angles..... ive got numerous cokin filters, and have recently purchased some hi-tech branded nd grads, as...

ive got the tokina 11-16 and its a fab bit of kit.... whilst i was looking into pruchasing lens i was reading endless reviews and the tokina came up trumps in pretty much all the reviews i come across