Yes I still use it and I'm still very, very happy with it. I usually just use the Arca ballhead on it's own when I'm photographing deer though, as it's much quicker having to just loosen the one knob, as opposed to having to loosen the main one on the sidekick, the ballhead's panning knob and level the lens, which is a little awkward and slow when your constantly on the move. Love the Sidekick when shooting from a fixed position though.
I hope you're getting on well with your Wimberley
Posted by Colin Pickett on September 4, 2010 at 11:51 AM
Nice light colour and detail Justin the small version doesn't do it justice.
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21 replies1/1600 sec @ f5.6, Av mode, ISO 200.
Full frame, levels, curves, hue/saturation.
Hi,
I've been after some close-ups of this particular buck for quite some time. I finally got my chance recently.
LARGER VERSION
All comments always welcome and appreciated.
Cheers
JohnR
Dave
Well done.
Geoff.
I missed your bank vole first time round, the set-up gives me much food for thought, If I get results half as good as your bank vole I'll be satisfied
I managed a few in portrait format too but with a slightly different setting and background.
Thanks David. Best of luck with your project
Ian
greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Paul.
Matt
Calum
Simon
John
Hi Julian,
Yes I still use it and I'm still very, very happy with it. I usually just use the Arca ballhead on it's own when I'm photographing deer though, as it's much quicker having to just loosen the one knob, as opposed to having to loosen the main one on the sidekick, the ballhead's panning knob and level the lens, which is a little awkward and slow when your constantly on the move. Love the Sidekick when shooting from a fixed position though.
I hope you're getting on well with your Wimberley