Forsaken Happy BD, did you get a new lens, flash or camera 
weka2000 Is that a 300mm in your pocket?  More info | Forsaken Happy BD, did you get a new lens, flash or camera
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dgcorner Goldmember 4,722 posts Joined Sep 2005 Location: New Zealand More info | Jul 06, 2006 23:07 | #3527 SIMON -- Happy Birthday mate! I hope you had a good one! John
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NordieBoy Goldmember  2,635 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jan 2006 Location: Nelson NZ More info | Jul 06, 2006 23:14 | #3528 Happy birthday! Fran
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forsaken Goldmember  1,953 posts Joined Nov 2005 Location: Auckland, New Zealand More info | weka2000 wrote: Forsaken Happy BD, did you get a new lens, flash or camera no lens no flash no new camera NordieBoy wrote: So where's the pics of the cake? no cake either *Simon* gear list | devolution photography
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Mark0159 I say stupid things all the time  More info | Jul 07, 2006 04:45 | #3530 not to sure if anyone had seen this. it's of interest to those that shoot motorsports Mark
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tag141 Goldmember  3,247 posts Likes: 8 Joined Jun 2005 Location: Trans Trans Tasman? More info | Jul 07, 2006 05:17 | #3531 Did anyone see this photo from Puke this year? First time I've seen it...so sorry if you all seen it before
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Wazza Cream of the Crop  10,627 posts Likes: 2 Joined Nov 2004 Location: Queenstown, New Zealand More info | Jul 07, 2006 06:41 | #3532 Realised Lenzflair is the pro photographer I caught a few glimpses at D1NZ in Taupo on 10th June.. Hi, if you're reading this...
Kirst is famous on the right side, using my 70-300 lens, and the NZ Performance Car photgrapher on the left.. I guess I was just outta frame.. Pretty hard to miss my big ass New Zealand Photography Tours
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scotttnz "tick, tick, tick, tick......"  More info | Jul 07, 2006 15:21 | #3533 Did anyone see this photo from Puke this year? First time I've seen it...so sorry if you all seen it before Yeah it was on the front page of the herald. My son is in the top right hand corner of the picture in the blue shirt (honest, you can see him better in some of the other in the series that were in the herald) He thought irt was cool to be on the front page of the paper! Unfortunately I was around the corner taking photos near the hairpin - just across the track from Wazza, Kirst, Duncan, and a few others so missed the crash.
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weka2000 Is that a 300mm in your pocket? More info | Does anyone here have a Canon 100mm Macro lens?
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Mark0159 I say stupid things all the time More info | weka2000 wrote: Does anyone here have a Canon 100mm Macro lens? I had a play with Scotts old EF-S 60mm but as the 5D only takes EF mount. I thought that the 100mm would go well with my other 2 primes. yea I got that. It's a great lens. I can even use it on my sigma 1.4x even tho I lose focus. Mark
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weka2000 Is that a 300mm in your pocket? More info | nzl-g3user wrote: yea I got that. It's a great lens. I can even use it on my sigma 1.4x even tho I lose focus. How sharp is it?
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Mark0159 I say stupid things all the time More info | Jul 07, 2006 21:02 | #3537 I find it very sharp. that's one of things that I noticed on the first day that I got it. even at 2.8 it's a nice and sharp.
If you wish to see the full size image let me know and I can e-mail it to ya. Mark
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weka2000 Is that a 300mm in your pocket? More info | Is yours the USM/autofocus model or the older one. Found out the Canon twin flash units fit on with no issues, dont need an adapter.
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CliveyBoy R.I.P. He will be missed  3,272 posts Likes: 42 Joined Nov 2005 Location: Tauranga, NZ More info | Jul 07, 2006 22:09 | #3539 I have the EF 100mm Macro USM II, and yes, it is sharp with good colour. There is some chromatic abberation, but this can be fixed with DxO or PTLens tools. It is often used as a portrait lens - on film cameras. I found that when I tried it at a wedding, I found that the framing produced by the 1.6 crop took me too far back - I lost personal contact with the subject and that wrecked many shots. So I bought the EF-S 60mm Macro. It fixed the contact issue in portrait work, but is usually too close for macro work, especially small animals. Plants don't take fright. Toadstool-type fungi also are better captured with the 60mm than the 100mm, but in a light tent, the 60 is too far inside the tent for working with it. So instead of selling the 100 Macro, I am pleased that I kept both for my 20D and 30D. Clive, and Great G/D Abbie
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Wazza Cream of the Crop 10,627 posts Likes: 2 Joined Nov 2004 Location: Queenstown, New Zealand More info | Jul 07, 2006 22:30 | #3540 When I used Tim's 100mm, I was very pleased with the DOF, Colour and sharpness. New Zealand Photography Tours
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