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• #11827
I'm no apple fanboy, but you're not really giving the full picture.
For example, go to the Dell site and configure a Precision 7510 to a similar spec to the top level MPB (£1999) and you get a price of £1850 - that's with some weird 30% special offer.
The benefit of the MBP is that they are still portable, they run reliably well and fast ( I'm currently working on a 4.7GB Illustration in PS on a 2013 MBP - no lag at all, even when scrolling through RAW files)
You can build a Windows based laptop to perform well, and possibly better performing with CAD/3D but it'll be a lot less portable and it will still be expensive.
Nice windows machines are Lenovo ThinkPads - very well made and thought out machines with good customisations available. XEON chips, massive GPUs etc. But it'll cost about £3-4k for the top end machine.
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• #11828
I totally agree with the whole looking down thing. a slr with a long lens gets a bit snipery.
I think there is an Xpan in the photography shop in teddington. it's been there for about a year. So nice! -
• #11829
Thanks man, seems to be going down well on Instagram too.
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• #11830
Couple from the last few weeks



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• #11831
Used a filter to accentuate the light through the clouds. Might be a bit much for some. Lake District last easter.
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• #11832
Lighting storm inside a cloud over the Med this summer. I didn't know it was possible and I don't expect to ever see one again.
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• #11833
Northern France, "Devils Windmill"
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• #11834
Really cool shot!
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• #11835
Gironde salt farming.
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• #11836
Thanks, just got lucky that time.
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• #11837
Oyster farming.
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• #11838
London birds give attitude.
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• #11839
And in the spirit of this thread, my dog.
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• #11840
Like that salt farming one!
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• #11841
I've just got a method together for posting on here! (hence the outburst) I think I tried to sort out a flickr account once but just ended up looking at other peoples.
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• #11842
For the salt farming one a friend of mine flew me round that area in a 2 seater. Sadly we couldn't use the type where the windows open that day so all the pics are a bit unsharp.
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• #11843
This is the original of the salt farming. The colours are washed out by the perspex plane windows.
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• #11844
What kind of filter?
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• #11845
Good thought, i'll check it out tonight
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• #11846
Analog Efex Pro 2 - Classic Camera.
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• #11847
that is awesome
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• #11848
That's very cool. Got this one by chance in the middle of the night somewhere between KL and London
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• #11849
Anyone interested in a Nikon D600 and D800? Currently putting the details and pics together, ads will be up later on this week. ;-)
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• #11850
Any excuse to post this, while we're on the topic...
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It's pretty disgusting. But I don't know how much sympathy I have for anyone mug enough to buy one of the 'new' Hassies.
The old medium format ones are lovely. Rena Effendi uses one a lot and reckons the fact you're looking down into it makes it a lot less threatening way to take portraits. And a mate of mine used to have an Xpan which was also a wonderful camera.