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I'm a 71 year old guy, and I live in West Sussex England. My first photographic venture was as a R.A.F. Photographer by trade back in the sixties, where I served two tours of duty in the Middle East, and one tour in the Far East. I had an expansive knowledge during that time of Film Photography. I then ceased to take photos after 1970 until I was introduced to the Digital Format about 5 years ago. It has re awakened my love for photography once again. I enjoy portraiture, and macro, but will get back into landscape once I have a suitable lens for that purpose, and the same goes for wildlife as well.
I own a Sony a6000, a Sony a200, a Canon G10, and a Fuji x10. I am saving up for a full frame, but as yet unsure as to Canon or Nikon. A lot of review reading awaits.
Nice to meet you all, and look forward to viewing your pictures.
Rick.
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Welcome young man. Ed. (ex SAC, !951/53).
To each his own!
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(Nov 2, 2015, 14:30)EdMak Wrote: Welcome young man. Ed. (ex SAC, !951/53).
Good to hear from you Ed. You were in a little before my time. National Service no doubt. I see you have a Mossy as your profile, did you have anything photographic to do with them?
Rick.
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Hello and welcome to the digital photography site! Nice to have you here as a member! Make yourself right at home!
Barbara - Life is what you make of it!
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Welcome to Shuttertalk! And as you already have sony, they too make full frame!
I got my first full frame this year and am really enjoying it. (Canon 5DIII)
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(Nov 3, 2015, 08:57)EnglishBob Wrote: Welcome to Shuttertalk! And as you already have sony, they too make full frame!
I got my first full frame this year and am really enjoying it. (Canon 5DIII)
Thank you for your welcoming messages. I know Sony make full frame, but as yet I'm undecided as to which way to go model wise. I shall see what develops over the next year. However, I'm very happy with the a6000, it has a great menu.
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(Nov 2, 2015, 12:48)Captainrickles Wrote: I'm a 71 year old guy, and I live in West Sussex England. My first photographic venture was as a R.A.F. Photographer by trade back in the sixties, where I served two tours of duty in the Middle East, and one tour in the Far East. I had an expansive knowledge during that time of Film Photography. I then ceased to take photos after 1970 until I was introduced to the Digital Format about 5 years ago. It has re awakened my love for photography once again. I enjoy portraiture, and macro, but will get back into landscape once I have a suitable lens for that purpose, and the same goes for wildlife as well.
I own a Sony a6000, a Sony a200, a Canon G10, and a Fuji x10. I am saving up for a full frame, but as yet unsure as to Canon or Nikon. A lot of review reading awaits.
Nice to meet you all, and look forward to viewing your pictures.
Rick.
hello Captain,welcome aboard 
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Welcome Rick AND welcome Paulo. Great place to hang out.
Ask yourself, "What's most important for the final image?".
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(Feb 27, 2016, 00:19)paulo Wrote: "hey guys...
i am new comer here so let welcome me...
i am just looking for some interesting things and i am pretty much sure that here i will get them... share some interesting things with me........"
Candid photographer in Jaipur
greetings Paulo
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