Oh, Darwin.....must you prove yourself again and again???
Well, at least he can still reproduce. ![]()
Bob
Posted by Deep6
on 25 February 2013 - 06:19 PM
Oh, Darwin.....must you prove yourself again and again???
Well, at least he can still reproduce. ![]()
Bob
Posted by Deep6
on 17 January 2013 - 08:55 AM
hi,
Im trying to found out what to do first.
Buying the naauticam viewfinder or a second strobe ?
At this moment i have a D7000 with Strobe inon S-2000.
Lenses Macro 60mm AF-D and tokina 10-17.
The second strobe would be handy for better lighting, especially i will dont need any more colour correcting filters for wide angle.
The viewfinder is another story, because i have only 10 percent sight left....
Would this be a great releaf, so that i can see the viewfinder better ?
Would it be more help(better images) or would a strobe do that, bearing in mind my visual problem.
If you like to see some photos of me, so you can see what could be more of a help
Go to my blog www.facebook.com/photographingblind
Posted by Deep6
on 31 December 2012 - 04:10 PM
For all the OM-D Users:
Happy New Year! Best wishes for 2013. may God bless you all with health, prosperity and happiness...
Posted by Deep6
on 08 October 2012 - 08:29 PM
hmmm makes me question now if I made the right purchase getting the 60mm macro instead of the 12-50 lens and using its wide / macro function on the OMD body
Posted by Deep6
on 08 May 2012 - 12:37 PM
I am researching a waterproof P&S for climbing, crayoning, rafting and other foolish pursuits. The Pany TS4 seems to be the best available today, but check out the new Oly TG-1.Managed to flood and cripple my Panny TS-2. Hint, don't rinse under a tap. The camera still works but drains the battery in a few days, but it works great for day trips. Have just bought a Panny TS-4 with an Ikelite housing. Hasn't seen water yet, but I assume its good for a dip or 2.
The cameras work great for kayaking and snorkling. Diving is what I bought the housing for.
