Cuppa’s Blog

[TPC]

Trip Reflections & stats

Link doesn't work for me, get this.

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[mudnut]

Me either.

[Plasnart]

Me either from this link, but I subscribed to Cuppa's blog via email and the link there worked no probs.

[Winnie]

The link is working okay for me through Tapatalk.

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[Cuppa]

[QUOTE=TPC;744982]Link doesn't work for me, get this.

Have edited the link, it should work now. I had two http's

Try this to save you scrolling back up to my previous post

[TPC]

Interesting read again Cuppa, I had managed to find your post by clicking on a previous link and navigating to the latest.

What camera did you end up getting?

[Cuppa]

Hi Tony,
It's a Sony A6500. Bought online & still waiting for some bits & pieces to arrive, so haven't even had a good play with it yet.

[TPC]

Hi Tony,
It's a Sony A6500. Bought online & still waiting for some bits & pieces to arrive, so haven't even had a good play with it yet.

That is a good camera, too expensive for me. What lens have you got with it?

[Cuppa]

That is a good camera, too expensive for me. What lens have you got with it?

I splurged out & bought four. Sony 35mm F1.8 prime, (for low light) Sony 10-18mm wide angle zoom (hopefully to better capture the big outback panoramas), Zeiss 16-70mm zoom (the 'daily - the lens I expect to be on the camera the most) & a Sony 55-205mm zoom (for wildlife). The focal lengths are for APS-C & are equivalent of longer 35mm full frame focal lengths. eg. the 55-205 is equivalent to 82.5 to 315 on a 35mm camera. It was a scary amount of money to spend on a camera, helped by the fact that my old one is no longer reliable, & and a small but unexpected lump sum pension for my 10 years of service in the UK's NHS.

[Cuppa]

The Tassie adventure begins.

http://cuppa500.com/Blog/2017/12/09/...he-road-again/