Recent content by Paul pminteriors

Cheers for your replies guys. The salmon head and tailed pretty fast. I’ll have a play about with shutter speeds/iso. I think the aperture is ok at 5.6 but will play about with that too. I think the image I’m after is like one from the front of a fishing magazine ha! A lot of money for one...

It’s mainly for fish which don’t sit still lol! I’m off out shopping so will come back to this thread later. Thanks for replies so far...

I appreciate the 28-300 is a better all round. I’ve got a 17-55 f2.8 which could complement the 70-200. But I can only justify the purchase if I’ll get better cropped shots at full focal length. What I’m considering is to offload a few lenses and have a couple of main lenses. I’ve currently...

About 250-300

Hi. I’m shooting with a Nikon d7100. I’m using a 28-300 vr lens as my zoom lens. At 300mm the picture isn’t that sharp probs due to the lowest high f stop possible (f 5.6 I think) Would I get a much sharper image if I used the holy grail 70-200 f2.8 vr2. Here is an image at 300mm uncropoed...

I’ve just bought a krups XP344040 and it’s quite good for a compact....

Last time I tried I couldn’t. Just googled the same question and it appears you can via lightning cable... https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT202037

Take it to apple store

I can get the data on my phone from go pro but it's more for storage...unless I just buy 4 sd micro cards [emoji37]

Hi all. Im of on a weeks fishing trip later this year. I intend to try and catch as much footage with my go pro and dslr. For camera I have more than enough for storage, but for go pro I only have 2x64gb and a 32gb card. What I'd like to do is to plug the card into a hard drive to store the data...

Nice one!

Wish i had a few grad nd filters to dampen the sun!

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/shipping/globalshipping/buyer-tnc.html This is where i found about it.

Interesting http://www.pitneybowes.com/uk/support/ebay-support.html

Well thats tough. The reference states 'we will pay your customs if you have to pay it'