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It's quite a sizable difference in use. Though I must warn you that the converter has some complex distortion that I find very difficult to correct in post. Also LR doesn't have a profile for it, which makes it particularly hard. Also flares like a *(^^!

Some black and white edits from Pammukale

Ayasofya Museum Shot with a Ricoh GR + Wide angle convertor Handheld, braced against pillars and guardrails

Across the Bosphorus, Istanbul Cruise ship leaves Kusadasi port Theater at Ephesus

Oh you'll need to be a lot more specific than that to get the most out of me! You could probably ask your wife to write to me with a tentative itinerary and I can recommend experiences/hotels etc depending on which part of the country you are visiting. I've lived/worked all over India and can...

PM me if you need any help/tips etc. I'd be happy to help out.

Found some old jpegs shot with a 6mp Canon A540 Fatehpur Sikri Sheesh Mahal Jantar Mantar Jaipur Kala Niketan

Hopefully you work at the airport and weren't stuck there for two days. Nice images!

Loved all the images. The ones taken with the overcast skies were particularly striking.

Even though we were 15 architects on this trip, architecture was the last thing on our minds. We had all been working too hard and needed to let our hair down. Top of the agenda was food! I missed seeing the St Mary's Cathedral, though some people from the gang did go. I went to Shigeru Ban's...

I didn't know of his work. Spectacular stuff!

Was in Japan the last couple of weeks for our annual office outing. On the second last day of the trip managed to visit this stunning museum by Japan's most celebrated living architect, Tadao Ando. The building unfolded as a series of experiences. Truly a master at work. I reached the museum...

Most photographed building in Scotland, sure is a beautiful setting

There are tonnes of "big dslr" forums out there. This is one of the few places where one comes to when researching how good compact cameras have gotten. I completely agree with your sentiment, but I worry that this forum not lose it's niche. Having said that, a small sub forum where I can...

That'd be cool.

I miss not sharing my big fat dslr images with you guys.

Those pictures are really good. I've been shooting in South-East Asia with a D800e and a long lens (an older 80-200ED) and I can't manage anything like those images. That bloke definitely has a sense of occasion. Also his editing is fantastic.

Here's wishing you good weather!

Went driving through South Africa a few years ago, rediscovered some old images

You really are on a roll here Nic! You have to create a separate tumblr for these images and share it around a bit. More people deserve to see this.

Wow!

Gorgeous images Nic. Like I mentioned before, would love to know how you go about approaching your edits. I dare say it seems simple to you, but I'm sure everyone could do with a few pointers.

Sue, no one frets more about buying new gear than I do, and I'm vey firmly entrenched in the third world :wink:

These are shot with a Ricoh GRD (original). SOOC BW jpegs. The camera does shoot raw but the write times are so long that it can get frustrating.

A couple more

I don't think they see themselves as being particularly poor. Life is meant to be hard, and when it's not raining, it's all good :)

The roads were flooded on the drive in from the airport Metal frameworks are a rarity given the humid climate Cops 'paperworking' Wary cat Preparing a coal oven, the broken egg crate is used to fan the flames Tea stall The long wait Banner for a puja from the...

These are great!

Yep. Edited on SEfex Pro.

Good morning

One of my favourite pictures with the X100 Around the Borough Market, London

This looks fantastic! Your photos jump out of the page.

Tower Bridge

Thanks. This image is a 'sweep panorama' with the RX100 held vertical. The camera did all the work stitching it together.

Probably the most photographed Castle in Scotland. If you've been there and taken pictures, do share your pics. Here's my take -

I guess the London Eye forms as much a part of the skyline as any building

This looks a whole lotta fun! Great pictures!

Depends on what you're looking for I guess. To me, it was dreadfully boring to photograph. I did enjoy the flying around bits though and liked the place well enough. But photographically speaking it was a very 'flat' experience. Though I can well imagine lots of photographers really appreciating...

This trip more than any other made me realize that I love shooting humans. This landscape stuff just doesn't do it for me.

It was a chore, but someone had to do it.

Went on a quick trip to Maldives over the weekend. Brought along my X100. Had to take a seaplane from Male to an island 140kms out. Here's Male from the air. Passed a number of atolls on the way. Plane landed next to a small platform in the middle of the ocean. Got picked...

Went to Maldives over the weekend. Landed via seaplane in the middle of the ocean at sunset. Here's our ride to take us to the resort.

Nice! Did you use an ND filter?

Great set Julien. I remember running through Bruges in the day, was only there for a few hours while on a driving trip through Belgium. Your pictures make me wish I'd stayed the night.

:blush:Thank you