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A. Horsley Hinton R Child Bayley F J Mortimer A L M Sowerby R H Mason

Spot on, LeftForum!

Not too sure about framing the front page of the magazine Saw it in the newsagents today and the image is not that large with loads of other stuff there as well so framing it is possibly not the best option. The scrapbook or perhaps a small portfolio case would be better. It is a nice enough image for those that like that type of shot so getting a large print, say 20 X 16, and hanging on...

I think you are correct the D800 is a great camera for A2 prints, below that image size then the 5D III features such as better AF come into play. And the other statement "if I had to choose just one camera to use for all types of photography, the Canon EOS-1Ds X would be it" is about correct too. I am lucky I have only to go 10 miles to get to a good shop with a wide range of kit. But I ...

Thank you Ian and David :)

At a risk of resurrecting a long dead topic, I just thought I'd let you know that in my reviews specification, I will be listing the dots and pixels of the screen as per the manufacturers policy. For example, I am currently reviewing the 1Ds MkIII, it says a screen resolution of 230,000. I have listed it as dots and bracketed 76,000 pixels as per the email I received from them. Nb, I know...

When my abilities surpass pater's I'll be sure to let you know.

Just a quickie.... just cos a person is qualified doesn;t make them a professional?? :o) I mean look at some of the plumbers one crosses paths with ?? -> Leaving now!!

Whats wrong with a bit of spit and a good rub over with the corner of an old hanky that's been in your pocket for a few weeks with an old boiled sweet stuck to it?

You beat me to it Andrew :)

What Happened - from Gary Coward Williams (AP editor) This has been posted at the Amateur Photographer Forum, where this has also been raised. "The appalling pixelation of Chriss gorgeous shot of a hare is the fault of the people who do APs repro. The tranny of the hare was sent to them for scanning and the designed pages sent by wire with low resolution positional images in place where t...

It's alright folks, he's a genuine semi-professional. After all he's the proud owner of a "MEGXON C480" As discussed by us here As purchased by our "boudoir photographer" friend here

Well, a quick search for amateur photographer on Google turned up their site (the first on the list) and the address for submissions is: Send your submissions to: Mike Maloney, Amateur Photographer, IPC Media, Kings Reach Tower, Stamford Street, London SE1 9LS. Maximum entry is six prints or slides. Ashley

I like to keep up to date on stuff and like looking at all the pictures and reading the occassional article (I'm trying to upsell it here...) oh, and I went on their readers challenge and got some free film... Anyway, I eventually subscribed and now get it near on half price, so now am only paying for the bits I read and the adverts come free(!) :-)

Simon, there is a forum on the AP website regarding peoples experience of the course. try www.amateurphotographer.com/cgi-bin/wwwthreads/wwwthreads.pl?action=list&Board=diploma Hope this helps Cheryl

A lifetime in photography “ I get a tremendous buzz from seeing a great picture on my Canon’s screen. It’s still the same thrill I experienced seeing a negative or transparency 30-odd years ago. Nothing changes over the years; the sense of personal sat

A lifetime in photography I get a tremendous buzz from seeing a great picture on my Canon’s screen. It’s still the same thrill I experienced seeing a negative or transparency 30-odd years ago. Nothing changes over the years; the sense of personal satis

I have spent most of my working life outdoors, firstly in the construction industry and latterly as the maintenance manager at a large garden centre. As a keen amateur landscape photographer I often felt frustrated as I watched a low angled sun paint t

I am an advertising and commercial photographer based in South Essex. I shoot products and people for brochures, catalogues and posters. I also hold tuition sessions for amateur photographers who want to learn how I shoot fashion and portrait, artistic nu

Andy is a world renowned wildlife photographer with a reputation for being eminently approachable. He also has a reputation for sharing his experience with the amateur community. He proved true to his reputation with his generous interview given to ePHOTO

I have been a photographer in a professional capacity since about 1998, originally re-trading in the army from the Royal Green Jackets. I spent several years teaching surveillance photography to special forces and then worked at the HQ London District as