Recent content by Yellabelly

Try these guys, price and quality are really good http://www.proamimaging.com/

Try this website it provides the program for you to determine the size of poster based on A4 prints, I found it simple to use and the capability is as good as the photo image you use and the printer you output to. http://www.blockposters.com/default.aspx YB

Thanks Stu, I'll think about the opti-brite with having the SigmOS Ray

Stu, did you have the optibrite treatment added, I am also considering having the rule of thirds grid lines, as the standard D200 quarter lines do not serve much purpose. Regards Ray

Stu, did you find it easy to fit and are there any downsides to it on a DSLR? Many thanks YB

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Tony did you mean the 'Fresnel Screen'? Bopins, all in good spirit, we all have to start somewhere...here seems to be a nice place to learn.

Thanks both, it looks a relatively easy install and for the price might be worth a go D200s....I wish, but that would be the D300! that is D300 exclamation mark not another Nikon variant ;)

Has anyone fitted the Katzeye split screen as I really miss that feature on my old Pentax SLRs (S2 & ME Super). I have a problem with the D200 screen and the focussing points getting in the way. It seems like a good solution for £100 YB

Nod, I agree but it's horses for courses, the Sig costs what ..£650! Canon 100-400 f4.5-5.6L £1268 400 f2.8L £6659 400 f4L £5547 500 f4L £5569 a bit steep methinks to gain the higher speed!;) YB

I have the BigmOS (Sigma 150-500, f5-6.3) which is about the same weight and size as the Sigma 50-500 but with Optical Stabilisation. For the money, it takes some beating but it is difficult initially getting used to the weight and slightly slow focussing. I use it for motorsport, wildlife and...