dorsetfreelander wrote:

I have a couple of bellows cameras too. Problem these days is getting the magnesium powder for the flash.

..... as they think you are up to no good!





Use a couple of Mamiya 645 lenses on the Canon body. Dumpy level for getting the camera exactly level for 3d work which saves time fiddling around in the computer later.

Last holiday just took away a G9X to save weight while walking. Still prefer a DSLR as it is so much more responsive and low noise. Procrastination, mankind's greatest labour saving device!

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taztastic wrote:

I thought you would have one of these

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love the cat,



took this one about 12 years ago through glass with a budget compact Fuji, prehistoric by standard of modern ones now, a few minuets later I was running my hand along the bottom of the glass and she was chasing it, boy did I jump when she wacked it with her giant sized paw  Common sense isn't very common.
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and here's speedy coming through the Dunlop bridge on the final lap.



plus a dolphin hurdle race,

 Common sense isn't very common.
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