Recent content by metroman

A few years ago now I bought my Nikon 70-200 f2.8 and it was a heavy lump for me then, now at 71 years of age it's even heavier so stability and framing is important to my style of photography, I bought the Manfrotto 679B and it's as invaluable now as it was then,

Emailed them thank you.

I went to use my Smartflash 2 today and the fly lead that is connected to it's power block has become fractured and I was unable to recieve a signal to the trigger. I've looked on the Lencarta website but unable to find the cable/power block I need, any help would be appreciated.

Quite sometime ago I bought a Sunway LFM-N1 replacement footplate for my Nikon VR 11 70-200 f 2.8 lens, I can't remember where I bought it from so does anyone know a UK seller of this item, everywhere I've looked seems to be japan or the states.

Nikon 70-200mm Mk11 is my go to lens.

Beautiful looking girl/model but unlike @Brazo I feel the tatood arm looks detached from her body.

I mainly use 1 Lencarta Smartflash 300, I bought a suitably sized tool box from B&Q and some foam from Dunelm. I can fit the power lead and trigger in there as well so that it's all self contained, nice carry handle and the lid has two good clips to keep the lid secure whilst carrying it.

Because it's autumn

Except when this happens https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/summer-fruits.670611/

I moved away from landscape and general photography and now focus on model photography "In the landscape" when the weather is fine. What I have noticed over the last four or five years is the rise and rise of digital art being used in images. Overlays and textures featuring very prominently...

It was the sun filtering through the tree and through her dress that gave her that aurora of light on her hair and backs of arms. I did change my position as you described and the light I wanted was lost, I also did a series of her walking up the path from the gate behind her but it was that...

Shot at Strelley Hall Nott's

Thank you for that little insight Wayne, I always thought it was a Nikon thing, I nearly ALWAYS have to drop the Cyan/Blue when there is white or black involved and yes, I have a UV filter on the front. I'm doing a location shoot today and the model might be wearing a black leather jacket, I...

I looked on the Nikon site and saw nothing, I will email them, thank you.