Recent content by NathanCom

An old man waking up. by nathancom, on Flickr

They are all great- first and last the picks for me. :thumbup:

All the cheap legacy glass will still be good though :) Well it would be good to at least see something as good as the NX1 sensor. Yearly upgrades don't seem that unreasonable. I think they will go FF though in Feb. The price of the Nikon 610 is really bridging the gap to top end APS-C which...

I managed to find a 35mm 2.8 macro limited on ebay for £210 which seemed like a really good price compared to new. Arrived home last night and it was waiting for me. The build is as good as I read, down to the metal lens cap with a velvet lining. Anyway, optically it seems fantastic, a step...

I like the deep shadow of the foreground. It makes it feel as though you have stepped back from direct participation in the scene, but in doing so brings to mind the photographer.

Is this even meant to be taken seriously? Probably the best trolling seen in the Guardian this year...He should probably change career if he believes what he is writing though. The $6.5m canyon: it's the most expensive photograph ever – but it's like a hackneyed poster in a posh hotel

Great shots, I love the ones of nesting birds in particular

The wife and baby were away visiting family so I had the weekend free and took a trip out to the Lammermuirs in the Scottish Borders. It's just about my favourite place and hopefully these pictures show why: IMGP4542.jpg by nathancom, on Flickr IMGP4586.jpg by nathancom, on Flickr...

Great set, thanks. Driving along that track looks brave

What about cloud based photo editing? I am not sure if there are decent ones but if there are it may save you making any outlay.

I vote for Boid's, i really like the moment and the photo itself. Excellent tones

I like the one of the bowls and hms warrior in particular but a great set!

I bought one of these instead: Zeiss Apo Sonnar T* 1700 mm F4 lens

In terms of smudged detail, do you have a fast enough shutter speed? The camera has no stabilisation built in so you will probably need to shoot faster than you otherwise would. Are you looking at RAW or JPEG? I haven't ever used the ricoh gr JPEG engine so I can't comment on whether it is...