Recent content by Tunbridge

I don't have the answer but I agree with you, they look great.

Well deserved, it’s a great shot.

Nature is a beautiful thing, and a bit scary in this case!

I don’t think the vast majority of people would dream of buying a compact camera these days if they have a decent spec modern iPhone or equivalent. Personally I’d always rather have a camera in my hand. While I don’t always want to take my D750 with me I also have an old RX100 for when I don’t...

I don’t really use the extra reach, another reason I wish I had the 24-70, but I guess it depends what you shoot.

I’ve got the 24-120mm on my D750, and it’s not bad, but the 70-200mm I also have feels like a proper quality lens and I love it at f2.8. it’s always made me want to change the 24-120mm for a 24-70mm to get the matching pair and that ability to go to f2.8, combined with the solid build quality...

This explains a lot. No wonder my children both leave their bedroom lights on constantly, they are trying to consume the whole of the worlds darkness...the bizarre thing is they even try to do it during daylight!

Thanks, I'm really please with it. If it wins games room of the year then that would be the icing on the cake. I know I'm bias but I do think mine is better than the other 9!

So I got my photos in print – well not quite…they are on the local newspaper website, but I’m sure in a past time when people bought newspapers they would have been in print. Those who have seen the below thread will have already seen them…not my finest work but it was my first attempt at this...

How correct you were.

Great opportunity, the obvious answer is the bigger the better...but I guess that depends what exactly you want to shoot. Just don't paint it all white!

You've already realised that your limited space is your issue and half the battle is understanding that and understanding the limitations. You've got what you've got, yes it would be better if it was bigger but it is what it is, understand the limitations and do what you can with what you have...

I use a black rapid and its sooo much better than the standard icon strap, especially once you start using heavy lenses.

I bought a light meter when I started out and it did help the learning process but I sold it after about a year as once you know what you are doing and learn what your kit can do its not really needed. Incidentally I have lencarta gear and its perfect for the home studio environment, the...

Mine is still in perfect condition, but like I said, it's never been out the house!