Recent content by BBK

Currently in UK, its cold. You may want to take note of this: Watch out... the big freeze is coming - Telegraph

Hi There, There are 2 main issues: 1. Condensation - Its typically much colder and dryer outdoors in winter. When you bring the camera indoors, there will be condensation on all the surfaces, and it will be more severe than what we experience here when we take our camera from a cold...

I think there are several factors, but main thing is what you want to achieve? 1. Are you bringing other lenses eg bring wide zoom and telephoto zoom, and bring 50mm to cover the gap. Or bring one full range zoom, but prime with big aperture for low light. 2. As others have said, what is...

Italy used to have rep for being unsafe in the 80s and 90s, but I think it has changed a lot. Sure, there are still pickpockets etc, so you have to observe the usual precautions eg. avoid lonely places, keep a lookout esp in crowded places, wallet in front pocket, look out for gypsies...

By all means bring one but IMHO use of Pol depends on the circumstances, the result you desire and personal taste.

Going to Europe in summer, bringing 11-22 and 50 and leaving 14-54 and 50-200. Reasoning is that I'll be in cities mainly and probably less use for long focal lengths and more need for wider angles in narrow streets etc. Also trying to keep weight down as will be doing lots of walking. But as...

I have a Mac, so I use the Studio functionality that is found in Viewer by opening the RAW file in Finder using "Open With" command.