Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
St John's in the Vale. Very hazy day today.
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Woody112704
Veteran
- Location
- Iowa
- Name
- Jared
I prefer the f3.2 one myself. The subject isolation with the bokeh is great and the pots in the background can kind of be distracting. They are wonderful shots.
rybolt
Itinerant picture taker
- Location
- Yellow Springs, Ohio USA
- Name
- Paul Rybolt
F82 Twin Mustang- Betty Jo holds the prop driven record for the longest non stop flight- 5,051 miles in 14 hours and 32 minutes- Hawaii to New York
F86 Sabre- Dennis the Menace
B36 Peacemaker- Strategic Air Command- By the way, this is a B36J. It has six prop engines and 4 jet engines. The pops are pushers with the props behind the wing. The landing gear wheels are 9 feet high.
testing out a DP2M camera
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F86 Sabre- Dennis the Menace
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B36 Peacemaker- Strategic Air Command- By the way, this is a B36J. It has six prop engines and 4 jet engines. The pops are pushers with the props behind the wing. The landing gear wheels are 9 feet high.
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testing out a DP2M camera
juliandecourcy
Veteran
- Location
- Cornwall
Fiddler
Veteran
- Location
- Edinburgh, Scotland
- Name
- Colin
Just a quick snap to show off my now complete set of OVFs for my three Sigma DPxMs. The Sigma ones are fine - plastic construction but nice optics. The Voigtlander is definitely superior - brass construction, nicer to use if you wear glasses like myself. Got the two Sigma finders for £120/$199 each as part of the UK Sigma price drop, and the Voigtlander for £90/$149 new on eBay. Can't wait to try them out in the field!
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Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
I've just taken delivery of a Hoodman hoodloupe . I just can't get used to, Not bringing my cameras to my eye.
I will give my verdict later after a short dog walk.
Thats better. Good enough for composition in bright light . Controls seem easier to navigate having a wall to the left of your thumb.
Best of all, a more stable camera when hand held. Looks like grads will be easier to place too.
I like it. I didn't buy the expensive hoodman rubber band, I just used a couple of normal heavy duty ones. Worked a treat.
The Hoodman 3.0 seems to be made for the Merrill..
I wish they did a 45 or 90 degree one for tripod use.
I will give my verdict later after a short dog walk.
Thats better. Good enough for composition in bright light . Controls seem easier to navigate having a wall to the left of your thumb.
Best of all, a more stable camera when hand held. Looks like grads will be easier to place too.
I like it. I didn't buy the expensive hoodman rubber band, I just used a couple of normal heavy duty ones. Worked a treat.
The Hoodman 3.0 seems to be made for the Merrill..
I wish they did a 45 or 90 degree one for tripod use.
krugorg
All-Pro
- Location
- Minnesota USA
- Name
- Kyle Krug
+1 very nice
nippa
Top Veteran
- Location
- Cheshire UK
- Name
- Dennis
Deleted post as I'm fighting Flickr and no time to play 
Ripleysbaby
supernatural anesthetist
- Location
- Cumbria UK
- Name
- Garry
BBW
Legend
- Location
- betwixt and between
- Name
- BB
Wow! What is this striped tree?
I have never held a DP in my hands...have always felt it could be almost like using a ground glass view camera... Do they make one with a flip screen yet?
