Recent content by trevjm

the original Nikon Z6 had an issue with the camera skin peeling after a little use. It was a well known problem and Nikon replaced the skin accordingly free of charge. I had a “grey Z6” and I contacted Nikon in the UK. As it was a known issue, they didn’t care whether the camera was grey or not...

I have contacted them twice in the last couple of days. I had a same day response on both occasions.

Benq stated that you should not use lens cleaning clothes etc but just their magic cleaning cloth. I think there is a concern that using lens clothes etc .can remove the matte screen layer, if I recall rightly. I tend to use ionised water and clothes. maybe I should go back to using lens clothes...

I have the same monitor, the Benq SW272U. I am just curious as to why you are thinking of changing it. Much as I like mine, the matte coating drives me up the wall as it seems to get marks on it for no apparent reason and they are a pig to get off. The cleaning cloth supplied by Benq is a joke.

So it's not just me that hears those damned voices :)

I had similar problems with Mac mini and Canon Pixma 10S. I had the same printer listed twice. The one I kept that ensures the printer works correctly is Canon PRO-10S series IJ Network.. Does your printer have IJ Network? I have just bought a Canon 310 pro printer and will see if that does the...

I have always added protective glass to the various cameras I have had over the years. I am currently using them on a Sony A7RV and a Fuji X100VI and both touchscreens work perfectly with a protective glass screen in place.

Same as you. I had the 12-40. A very good lens !

I used CameraDori recently to buy a Sigma 85mm F1.4 at a really good price. Although the email confirmation came from CameraDori, the separate Paypal receipt quoted they had paid Cotswold Cameras. CameraDori even have their own loyalty points scheme like Cotswold have. They were really good to...

Colour for me…. Even if it was just the red kept and everything else B&W

Cotswold, Panamoz and e-infinity do sell Panasonic MFT with Cotswold have the biggest selection. Another company to use for Panasonic is CamerasDori. They have good selection of Panasonic and Olympus/OM Systems cameras and lenses.

Cotswold Cameras are generally pretty speedy and have a three year warranty as well. Always worth a look.

Yes

I ordered a Sony 70-200 F4G Mk II and 1.4 TC last Tuesday 20th May from Cotswold. I had an email this morning to say they were processing my order and I would not be able to change it. An hour ago DPD arrived and handed my order over to me. It seems Cotswold Cameras are very much still operating.

Generally they pay th same day you provide them with your bank details. I just sold some kit about 2 weeks ago. Took a day to get to their site, 5 days before they came back to me with an improved offer. Paid me the same day.