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CheersThat top picture is stunning PBLP. Absolutely stunning.
it was such an unbelievable sky 
Stunning.... Just found myself checking how long it would take to drive from Kent to Glencoe... It's so far!!!View attachment 35828 View attachment 35829 Just back home from 5 nights wild camping in Glenco, stunning place! Camper performed as it should including an engine management light elimination. Booked into VW tomorrow
Can anyone recommend a good camera? I’ve got a Nikon SLR but find i’m using it less and less due to the size and weight of carrying different lenses around and just end up using my iphone which takes great photos if your quite close up.
Got a trip to Australia coming up so wanted something reasonably light but still with a decent zoom, looking at bridge cameras but seem to read good and bad reviews?
Got a trip to Australia coming up so wanted something reasonably light but still with a decent zoom, looking at bridge cameras but seem to read good and bad reviews?
I got myself a Canon IXUS around 10 years ago, fantastic camera, good quality photos, I loved it.
Iv recently bought the Canon IXUS 285 HS
Iv only really took test photos with it so far.
Ay but it will be worth itStunning.... Just found myself checking how long it would take to drive from Kent to Glencoe... It's so far!!!
Took me just over 6 hours, more like 9 for you though 
I often don't bother taking my DSLR, especially on motorbike trips.
I bought an Olympus Tough for a bike trip round Europe. Like it a lot for a travel camera, waterproof, GPS, WiFi, and drop proof from 2.1m (although I haven't tested this)
I have a panasonic lumix TZ100. Pictures are really clear and crisp. My older lumix had a better zoom (it did digital zoom as well) but any of the lumix cameras I have found to be really good. Mainly for their anti-shake properties which work really well for me.
Absolutely love the macro setting which allows me to take close up pictures of flowers.
In saying all that. I am not a professional photographer. Just someone who enjoys taking pictures to make memories.
Absolutely love the macro setting which allows me to take close up pictures of flowers.
In saying all that. I am not a professional photographer. Just someone who enjoys taking pictures to make memories.
Looking towards the Lairig Ghru from Rothiemurchus, Cairngorms
This is one of the cameras I've been looking at, I think the zoom should be enough for most things and although not cheap it’s not a bad price up to some of the others out there! And most of the reviews on it are good. Trouble is every time I go in for the purchase I see something else and can’t make that final decision!!I have a panasonic lumix TZ100. Pictures are really clear and crisp. My older lumix had a better zoom (it did digital zoom as well) but any of the lumix cameras I have found to be really good. Mainly for their anti-shake properties which work really well for me.
Absolutely love the macro setting which allows me to take close up pictures of flowers.
In saying all that. I am not a professional photographer. Just someone who enjoys taking pictures to make memories.
Using my bongo (campervan) as a comparison, this shows the difference between my old camera and my new one. I will see if I have a samsung mobile phone (I think it is) to compare as well.
Panasonic Lumix TZ100.
Panasonic Lumix TZ35 (I think).
Samsung Phone (sorry, haven't taken the same style of photo on my phone).
Panasonic Lumix TZ100.
Panasonic Lumix TZ35 (I think).
Samsung Phone (sorry, haven't taken the same style of photo on my phone).
Before we bought our T6 and converted it we hired a T6 campervan and went to Skye & Lewis for a long weekend. Mainly to make sure the wife liked it before I made a purchase. We were lucky to catch a few clear nights.
Beneath the stars by xpfloyd, on Flickr
Same trip but on the Isle of Lewis this time
Callanish Stones - Isle Of Lewis by xpfloyd, on Flickr
Beneath the stars by xpfloyd, on FlickrSame trip but on the Isle of Lewis this time
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