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First impressions as Billy and I take an eventful trip to the seaside https://blythestorm.com/2017/12/04/3-legged-thing-punks-billy-first-impressions/

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Got a similar unit but in metal. I like the way it fixes to your backpack.

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Very interesting and informative review. Hope the bruises heal quick!

What camera did d you use for the first beach shot. Love the way the pebbles have been resolved. :thumbs:


I think it might be worth getting one of these....if only to help UK manufacturers. Starting a UK where possible buying strategy. ;-)

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Meant to say those orange straps look very useful. I like the buckles. Is that a Jan special or do they come with the tripod?

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jk wrote:
Meant to say those orange straps look very useful. I like the buckles. Is that a Jan special or do they come with the tripod?
Think they come with some back packs, like this ....

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I have a Lowepro flipside which has a hideaway stirrup to support tripod. (White motif at bottom in picture)

I prefer the flip side because when I take off the backpack and lay it down on the ground to access the interior... the back of the case is in the dirt...not the front that's going on my jacket! It's also more secure as the access is against my back!

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Thanks Eric.
I will look for some of those buckles or the ready made straps.

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Eric: all shots either D600 or iPhone 6s

JK: I think lowepro do offer those straps as spares. I know a chap bought two extra ones and has four on his Whistler 450, which isn't standard

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If anyone's interested there's a review of the Whistler 350AW on my blog
https://blythestorm.com/2017/01/02/review-of-the-lowepro-whistler-bp350aw/

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highlander wrote:
Eric: all shots either D600 or iPhone 6s

JK: I think lowepro do offer those straps as spares. I know a chap bought two extra ones and has four on his Whistler 450, which isn't standard

Dont suppose you know the part number or what they call it.
I did look on the LowePro site but may have missed them.

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I think you need to contact customer services and just ask if you can get two additional orange straps for the Whistler rucsack

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highlander wrote:
Eric: all shots either D600 or iPhone 6s

JK: I think lowepro do offer those straps as spares. I know a chap bought two extra ones and has four on his Whistler 450, which isn't standard

Well on the basis the photos with the Nikon on a tripod must have been with the iphone...I am well impressed with that phones clarity. :applause:

My wife's nokia phone is superb (20mp) but my Samsung is :thumbsdown:

Makes me wonder why we bother with DSLR for general photography.o.O

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I think the difference is seen when you try to enlarge the photo much past postcard size t becomes grainy.

I have been looking at some of my iPhone SE images. They look fone on the phone and when enlarged just a little but at any size around 8x10 or A4 they look pretty ropey.

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OK I found what I wanted ITW Waterbury G hook flat.

No source in UK, or EU.

10 buckles (red), Costs £6.38 + £0.35 P&P from China.
Be here in January.

I'm happy as I have loads of 1" webbing.

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jk wrote:
I think the difference is seen when you try to enlarge the photo much past postcard size t becomes grainy.

I have been looking at some of my iPhone SE images. They look fone on the phone and when enlarged just a little but at any size around 8x10 or A4 they look pretty ropey.

I appreciate that, for critical appraisal...but I haven't printed any of my 'general photography' shots for yonks, o.O

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Sorry duplicate post.

Have damaged my typing digits while hand mixing a load of concrete so typing very softly.:needsahug:

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jk wrote:
OK I found what I wanted ITW Waterbury G hook flat.

No source in UK, or EU.

10 buckles (red), Costs £6.38 + £0.35 P&P from China.
Be here in January.

I'm happy as I have loads of 1" webbing.


http://www.odintactical.co.uk/itw-nexus-1inch-g-hook

Just goes to show how we are ripped off in UK! £3.50 EACH!

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Eric wrote:
jk wrote:
OK I found what I wanted ITW Waterbury G hook flat.

No source in UK, or EU.

10 buckles (red), Costs £6.38 + £0.35 P&P from China.
Be here in January.

I'm happy as I have loads of 1" webbing.


http://www.odintactical.co.uk/itw-nexus-1inch-g-hook

Just goes to show how we are ripped off in UK! £3.50 EACH!

Just as well I found my one in China.
Yes a huge rip off in UK.

Holy cr@£ I just saw the price of the Cobra buckle! ˆ £25 each. I found them for £3.50 for two in China.


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