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  • Personally It would bother me if the link to products could be seen as biased. Even the suggestion of bias would put me off. I’ve nothing against folk making a few bucks but you can never look totally unbiased with that cheque in the post.

    If in doubt scream and shout.

  • James Leaburn

    April 19, 2010 at 4:23 pm in reply to: Why are peopel using DSLR for Video?

    I can see there being a modular system where the sensor and lens attachment are a block that can be plugged into the body of your choosing. One body can be set out for video another body for DSLR then you could have modules for just about anything. It’s all happening with support rigs and other stuff so why not the camera too. I so want that to happen.

    If in doubt scream and shout.

  • James Leaburn

    April 1, 2010 at 2:37 pm in reply to: Exclusive: Canon DSLR video goes RAW!!

    I think that.

    If in doubt scream and shout.

  • Thanks a lot for this. Lots of handy information.

    If in doubt scream and shout.

  • James Leaburn

    March 26, 2010 at 7:56 am in reply to: The Great Camera Shootout – Required Viewing

    The best way to find out about it’s content is to watch it all the way through. I do recommend doing this.

    If in doubt scream and shout.

  • James Leaburn

    March 14, 2010 at 8:57 pm in reply to: UV Lens stuck and i mean stuck!

    The filter wrenches that Robbie mentions look the business but drastic measures may be needed if the thread or filter ring is damaged.

    I dropped my lens just a few months ago and luckily it landed on the filter which took most of the force. Unluckily the filter ring had a dent in it which jammed it on to the lens and nothing would budge it.

    I ended up running a thin ring of blue tac around the inside of the lens and cut a circle of cardboard the diameter of the inside of the lens which made a seal.

    Then, (cover your ears if you are a bit sqeamish) I hacksawed through the filter ring and managed to peel the filter ring out of the thread. (you can uncover your ears now). I had to do a lot of delicate cleaning because the filter had smashed and there were a few tiny pieces of glass still hanging around in the thread of the lens.

    Obviously this was drastic measures for for a disasterous dent but I thought I’d toss it into the ring in case it’s of any use. It makes a nice horror story to tell other photographers.

    If in doubt scream and shout.

  • James Leaburn

    February 28, 2010 at 8:52 am in reply to: 5D Mk II Memory Cards

    I’ve got a couple of the 32gb Transend cards and never had a problem. Like Robbie says they are not the speediest to download but if you are on a tight budget they are great.

    If in doubt scream and shout.

  • James Leaburn

    June 11, 2007 at 9:10 pm in reply to: This did my head in – HELP!!!

    If you raise the maximum length setting of the spline that you are sweeping along. This may help.

  • James Leaburn

    January 27, 2007 at 5:15 pm in reply to: C4D-related magazines

    https://3dattack.net/
    A great mag for C4D users

  • James Leaburn

    May 9, 2006 at 2:16 pm in reply to: A circular hole on the side of a cube

    Sorry I forgot to say put the cube in a Hypernurbs.

    If in doubt scream and shout.

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