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Got the Thyme?

Postby sheepie on Wed Oct 04, 2006 8:11 pm

Had a quick play with my new extension tubes (thanks Poon) before it got too dark this evening :)

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50mm1.8 with extension tube, f22 1/60th SB800 of camera

OK, not the sharpest, but handheld (while also holding the SB800 with the other hand!) and crouching down in almost darkness.... ;)

Looking forward to getting out with the tripod :)
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Re: Got the Thyme?

Postby radar on Thu Oct 05, 2006 9:27 am

Leon,

sheepie wrote:OK, not the sharpest, but handheld (while also holding the SB800 with the other hand!) and crouching down in almost darkness.... ;)

Looking forward to getting out with the tripod :)


As you say, not the sharpest, but it's a start. You should get to really try it out on the weekend. I was looking at ordering extension tubes (ran out of time to get them for the weekend) so now I know who to ask :wink:

Cheers,

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