Recent content by Martin Tosh

Thank you very much, I've now purchased the three parts you linked to and I'm very happy with the result :banana:

Yes, you do need to be careful to have it centred correctly and I can imagine tightening the screws in cold conditions might be a painful experience. Fine, dextrous gloves required I think! I have a mix of Lee and Nisi filters, got my Nisi ones from Amazon too. Was keen to have glass rather than...

I use the Nisi 150mm system, I like the holder as it's cheaper than the Lee one plus doesn't need any extra parts to attach it the lens. The filters on the other hand I'm not so pleased with. Very expensive and scratch very easily I find. Also the foam light gasket on my six stop ND came unstuck...

I'd need to use a glove or something as I never have a strap on the camera when landscape shooting to prevent any vibrations during long exposures when it's breezy.

I like the idea of using the flippy screen to hold something against the eyepiece for long exposures, David -Minnnt (newbie so not sure how to tag someone for their idea-sorry :0/) FWIW, I normally lose my eyepiece when putting the camera in and out of the bag or when using my Black Rapid strap...

Do you need all three of those parts linked to, for it to work?

Not a glasses wearer, so shouldn't be a problem, ta

Simon, even!

Thanks everybody, really appreciate the response And I will check out those Amazon links, Snerkler. Thank you

Hi there, I'm Martin Tosh. I'm a newbie here so apologies if this is the wrong place to pose my question :0/ I have a Nikon D750, I'm not very keen on the eyecup that came with it and I keep losing it anyway. Does anyone know if the round eyecup from a D800/810 will fit on a D750? Cheers. M

Looks just as great here as it does on Flickr, Neil. Good stuff, has an almost metallic feel and the jetty almost looks frosty!