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Sunrise locations towards the south - church rock - broadhaven south, barafundle bay etc. There's st govan's chapel, huntman's leap. Broadhaven near haverfordwest and little haven great for sunsets when the tide is right. Strumble head and lighthouse...loads around there

I use a deuter trail 30 with a peak design cube insert medium size. The deuter trails can be found very cheap at the moment. I can access the camera from the front zips. It can fit a fuji xpro2, the biggish 50-200 2.8 attached to the body if required, the 10-24 and enough room for a couple more...

He looks uncomfortable. The person behind them looks to be having more fun or they're running away from a herd of jelly fish.

one of the vanguard ball heads does this I think with a rapid leveling something or other.

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This perhaps https://www.nrgit.biz/products/dell-u2413-monitor I use this https://www.nrgit.biz/products/dell-u2515h-25-inch-monitor . It was meant as a stop gap but I've found it a good with small pixel pitch so you can fit a lot on the screen without sitting in front of a patio door. I don't...

There are two cheap cameras now, that I can recommend from experience, and which will cost you peanuts compared to their capability: The canon 5 mk I (classic) and the Fuji S5 pro. Their iso capability may be junk compared to newer cameras, but pair them with an 85mm of your choice and with a...

As above, a fuji xt-1 and the 18-55 from mpb will come under budget and hard to beat.

I would imagine the 60D would do better than that at 3200. It looks like it was a bit underexposed and pushed exposure in post processing. Even more modern sensors will show noise in those circumstances. I'd suggest getting the exposure correct in camera by dropping the shutter speed, trusting...

some ideas http://www.mountainphotographer.com/panel-loader-backpacks-for-hiking-photographers/ I think if you're staying out in the hills, then number one priority is a good pack that can carry a decent load and is a perfect fit for you. You can always put lenses and camera in another smaller...

a small chip is unlikely to impact the image but a low spot may, so I wouldn't touch it if I were you.

ok, thanks for your input.

The fuji cameras do render small details differently in my experience. I have found that you do have to be very careful about the sharpening you apply and perhaps only sharpen on export, in scenes where it may become obvious. Interestingly, I remember the old fuji S5 pro could have a plastic...

It does really

I went away, providing the freedom that you enjoy...back now. Flippant remarks aren't welcome.