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petefletch
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Re: Thank you Sigma! RIAT 2012
Number 29 is fantastic. Did you need to use a tripod with that lens?
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petefletch
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Re: Thank you Sigma! RIAT 2012
Very much so. Was using it with a Manfrotto 393 head. Took a lot of getting used to, resulting with a lot of rubbish. But the occasional keeper made up for it.
Cheers
Pete
Cheers
Pete
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privatepile
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Re: Thank you Sigma! RIAT 2012
Sven wrote:Number 29 is fantastic. Did you need to use a tripod with that lens?
Tripod! more like a gun carriage
Cracking shots
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Re: Thank you Sigma! RIAT 2012
#14 is just fantastic.
"You really are an oafish philistine at times!"
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Lost_In_Normandy
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Re: Thank you Sigma! RIAT 2012
Some gorgeous pictures in here and nice and clear too....The sigmonster seemed to do ok given the "gun carriage" arrangements and around 3 meter space around you to use it!!
The Vulcan one (#29) is absolutely gorgeous because it's different to all the others and it was captured perfectly, the sun glint is eye candy. If you can upload it to their facebook page, the Vulcan fans will love it.
The Vulcan one (#29) is absolutely gorgeous because it's different to all the others and it was captured perfectly, the sun glint is eye candy. If you can upload it to their facebook page, the Vulcan fans will love it.
Re: Thank you Sigma! RIAT 2012
Superb! 
Re: Thank you Sigma! RIAT 2012
22, 27, 29 and 32 for me - although that's only cherry picking a few from a wonderful set
Canon Rebel T1
Canon EFS 18-55mm lens
Canon 75-300mm lens
Canon EFS 18-55mm lens
Canon 75-300mm lens
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petefletch
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Re: Thank you Sigma! RIAT 2012
Lost_In_Normandy wrote:Some gorgeous pictures in here and nice and clear too....The sigmonster seemed to do ok given the "gun carriage" arrangements and around 3 meter space around you to use it!!
The Vulcan one (#29) is absolutely gorgeous because it's different to all the others and it was captured perfectly, the sun glint is eye candy. If you can upload it to their facebook page, the Vulcan fans will love it.
Thanks for the kind comments guys.
@lost in normandy. You were obviously in Rhymes farm on Sunday to see me using it. Where abouts were you?