Recent content by Tiptopsteve

I have to say that up until recently I have had a huge camera bag obsession - I had a bag for weddings, a bag for location shoots and another for working in the studio - I decided that enough was enough and I wanted one that would do all of the above and more! I went with the Incase DSLR Pro...

Always great when you get a bargain - a friend of mine brought an old Nikon film camera at a car boot sale for £5 - the only reason he brought it was the 50mm 1.4 lens that was attached the front - amazing piece of glass! Happy Snapping

I have owned the BR strap for what seems like ages now - I LOVE it - It is comfortable to wear and (touch wood) feels incredibly secure. Great info on the customer service they provided :)

I am waiting for the postman to deliver my new but second hand camera - I am soooo excited :) Does anyone else get butterflies when you know that something photography related is coming in the post?:banana:

As above - I use a lightmetre on all shoots (inside and outside) but know a lot of people who don't. I wondered what peoples thoughts are on the subject?

Great image - you have captured his persona spot on I just feel that it needs a little straighten? Or is it just me? lol Overall - BRILLIANT!!

I think that the PP is spot on - a really great use of the technique - have to agree about the grey on the top right (but thats easy to get rid of) Love it!

As my grandad used to say 'all the kit but still sh@t!'

All done - very nervous as the % increased on the back of the camera All looks great and some nice features im looking forward to trying out Steve

Thanks guys - some food for thought

Guys I am now lucky to have quite a bit if kit but with that comes the problem of carrying it all around - I am looking for a trolley/bag that will carry: Gripped Canon 7d Sigma 18-200 Canon 50 Canon 85 Canon 100 2x flash guns Interfit soft box Cards, batteries and cables Light metre iPad I...

Thanks for the comments guys - the yellowness is PP I went for a vintage feel! Maybe that doesnt work?? I also think that cropping can be one of the most subjective things in photography - I always like the subject touching the edge of the frame. Gotta love photography :thumbs:

We recently built a white infinity curve in our studio and alond one side we have full windows. The natural light has been tempting me for a while so as we were setting up one of our model nights I grabbed 2-3 shots with our fab model Lil Jess. comments welcome:wave:

Hi I'm from tiptop photography. We run a range of courses and if you check out the press release on the front page of our website www.tiptop-photography.com you will see that the guys from Eos network training specialist are basing their west midlands courses from our studio in the jewellery...

Another thumbs up for lenses for hire!