Currently I am using the Polaroid "Cube" and another called the SJCAM M10 - I do mini-videos for friends and relatives, a sort of moving picture-postcard. My most difficult problem is stability; tryi...

As an Apple Mac user - I find "iExifier" app useful for reading my Exif data.

Market day in my Town.

Remember the newspaper publication was in days before the advance of digital photography and easy computer editing - so while it would be possible to fake such a picture, it would be considerably less...

I am using "focus peaking", but have not discovered the "magnified view". However f/peaking is not quite so good with a 300mm or more lens, where the depth of field is probably an inch or so. Here y...

Experiments with a Pentax K-01 and Sigma 70-300mm DG lens. One problem is that using my preferred manual focus is real difficult with only a back screen and no viewfinder as in my K20D DSLR. Au...

And another from cold wet England --

Weather so cold and damp here in England that I am confined indoors, using a Pentax K20D with 100-300mm Sigma zoom, or sometimes a Pentax Q7 for its 4.7x crop factor.

danmdan Wrote: (Nov 29, 2015, 17:16) -- I started with a Kodak 66, a 120 roll film camera, my first 35mm camera was a Halina 35x, then a Kristall R Leica-copy, then my first real Leica IIIb with unco...

Here's another - Sunderland, girl from a marching band.

London - South Bank, Canon IXUS

This one sure is a street photo. ----- Yorkshire, England, possibly Harrogate. A chance find while walking around.

And another "street" shot from a holiday in York, England.

My contribution using a newly acquired Pentax Q7, with its 8.5mm f/1.9 lens at F/8 for 1/80sec. and 1600 ISO --- A tiny easily carried mirrorless CSC, a LOT lighter and less obvious than my other Pen...

My first DSLR, got only recently, is a K20D - an amazingly complex set of adjustments is now available to me on such a venerable instrument - on something a lot older than 2014.

Very nicely and expertly done, guys - thanks for the info. and help. Normally I use a Fuji X-E1 body with a 400mm Sunagor f/6.3 lens, but for the two above was trying out a recently acquired Pentax...

Jocko Wrote: (Dec 1, 2015, 12:40) -- Nice images but would benefit from a bit of noise reduction. -- Indeed you are correct - alas it was a real dull day. And noise reduction I understand can also ...

Here's a couple more, from a dull gray, day with little sunlight. This time using a Pentax Q7 (crop factor 4.7) at 6400 ISO setting, coupled with a Vivitar 300mm f/5.6 prime lens.

£20 for a mint 400mm f/6.3 Sunagor resulted in a great improvement of my local bird photography --

I started with a Kodak 66, a 120 roll film camera, my first 35mm camera was a Halina 35x, then a Kristall R Leica-copy, then my first real Leica IIIb with uncoated f/3.5 Elmar, progressed to a IIIc Le...