Recent content by GreenNinja67

I thought about it to use my M4/3 lenses with it. Until I realised that there's no electronic contacts at all between the body and the lens. So I'd be able to use my Zuiko MF lenses but nothing else without shelling out for some Laowa stuff etc. Shame really. I was interested to find out how...

And K&F are from from a professional filter series. Think Nisi or Lee filters. Way better but more expensive. I used Cokin, but that was the late 80's.

If you used a 9 stop ND for the eclipse I'm surprised you don't need a new sensor

I've ordered a bit from Temu and, although I have no knowledge of this case, everything I've bought from them has been of acceptable quality.

Well worth it, will make water look better too (even if you're not fussed about it). Be careful using it at wide angles, it will cause the blue skies to have darker parts and looks artificial. My go to is Hoya Digital HD for filters if not buying expensive ones.

I thought copyright only lasted 50 years? Happy to be corrected.

You can still zoom in, try it.

Try clicking on it to open in Flickr and enlarge from there. It's easy to see then.

Not sure he means that. In the starburst it's a little pixellated, I think that's what he means.

Looks like over processing noise to me around the brightest lights. The cyan one bottom left is the same. I'd be more concerned about the filthy sensor. Cracking shot by the way.

Or start smoking, you'll be amazed! :banana:

My original A7 with an Olympus manual focus lens beats my EM1X with Oly pro lens. FF is better but for the average tog who posts on forums etc. there's no benefit for FF.

I use micro 4/3which is even smaller than crop. I've not had a problem. Sensor size has nothing to do with the amount of light available in that sense.

J Johnston have estimated £280 + VAT. I can get a new MK2 version from HDEW for not a lot more. b****r.

Thanks @Bebop