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I see what you mean Russell. Not sure about it though, seems to my eye that the space on the left now needs something more as Chris has suggested. Being a newbie at this it would be really helpful for me if you could explain why you think this is a better crop.

Thanks for that help, hepburn

I'm in the market for these filters also and this thread has proven quite useful. However I need 67mm which are minimum £75 for the Hoya Pro-1 and a bit toppy for me. I know sound advice is to buy the best but what is the advice if the budget for a CPL is only £30?

I too have just ordered a redsnapper tripod to go with my Manfrotto 029 head after reading all the comment here. So thanks from me also.

Thanks for your views. I think I'll take your advice simonkit and use commercial printing for the time being. BTW I love your pic of Beamaris Pier.

I currently have an Epson Stylus C64 which is patently no good for prints but ok for office work. I see Epson are bringing out the SX100 which only uses the 4 standard inks and seems to be a snip at £60 as it will do documents and, in their words, lab-quality photos that are water, smudge and...

Thanks for this Russell. Do you mean I should deliberately crop to put the statue at an angle or to one side of the frame? I'm not sure I follow what you mean. The vignetting I actually added in Elements with the Burn tool as I thought it would draw the eye into the centre of the frame. I...

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3261/2774509074_5b02be63b7_b.jpg I've just started into digital photography and took this last year before I bought my DSLR with a Kodak DX7630. I am keen to learn so I would like as much feedback and constructive criticism as possible. I am new though...

I found this forum whilst looking at redsnapper tripods. I've got a Canon 400D with EFS 17-85 IS lens. I have just bought a Manfrotto 029 head and I'm looking for a suitable tripod. I was going to get a Manfrotto but I'm now thinking a Redsnapper would be better value. Anyway, nice to have...