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Thanks :) away to blitz some hills on it now!

Fair points, all fair points.

I guess what I should have wrote is; "If metering by eye, err on the side of over exposure. Don't go so slow shutter speed that you risk camera shake."

For me it's all about enjoying the process of shooting and in my experience this has been a good approach to shoot freely.

It won't be technically perfect or optimal, but it is fun and I get results I like. Sorry if I have sowed confusion.

Today's project was to ream out the seat tube for 26.8 to 27.2 and fit a dropper post.

Home made reamer hand worked a treat!

Been riding this beast a lot and it is fun!

http://canadianfilmlab.com/2014/04/24/film-stock-and-exposure-comparisons-kodak-portra-and-fuji/

Ok. Point was maybe made too strongly. If you are scanning the negs to post online then over exposure is preferred to under. You can over expose but "blown highlights" like on a digital photo are actually hard to create on negative colour film.

Porta will tolerate 7 stops over with good results.

Ok, that's great info. Any chance you could DM me more details?

Will have look but the solar battery costs look to be around 7k.... the 300l unvented cylinder is around 2k installed.

Would really appreciate some thoughts on our planned solar install / hybrid hot water system.

We currently have a Bosch CDI 36 combi boiler and are planning a 5kw solar install to cover electricity usage.

We also plan on fitting a "solar I boost" a device that senses when you are exporting to the grid and redirects power to an unvented cyclinder with an immersion heater.

So the question I have is, how do we plumb in an unvented cyclinder to the hot water system of the existing combi?

I'm thinking the combi needs to be left directly connected to one tap (down stairs toilet sink) then plumbed into the tank with some sort of demand valve that can fill the tank if needed and a programmer or switch to control this valve.

Ideally the immersion heater would only ever be powered by the solar but we might want a back up electrical connection should the gas go off.

Is this mad?

Do it. Indoors is harder but shoot wide open and as slow as you can hand hold

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Yeah, based on sunny 16, usually shoot sunny 8, seems to work most of the time!

£445 delivered in the UK

Price updated to £450 including postage.

Anyone fancy a OG gravel bike?

Apologies for the cross posting but I'm selling my dads (basically new) Specialized Tricross here: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/349961/#comment15373599

Updated price to include postage and proper photos. Bike rides like new, just needs a 1x setup to make a lovely light DBAD gravel bike!

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Hi folks, my dad bought this back in 2011 and has ridden it a grand total of 20 miles!

Alloy frame, carbon fork, 105 3x9 groupset, cantilever brakes.

700x32 tyres with space for slightly larger tyre if that's your thing.

Should suit a rider 5'6" to 6' with a longer stem, this was set up for me (5'10").

Looking for £450 including postage (we're in Scotland)

Does anyone have a handle for a cylus seat tube reamer that they might lend me?

I'll take a tool roll if there is one available.

Any interest in the Olympus M4/3 45mm F1.8?

Will let it go for £70

Anyone interested in this stuff? Knocking 10% off everything.

I guess the point I was making was it's hard to argue against with out his lived experience.
I'm not saying he thinking anti white racism is as big other types of racism.

He also didn't like it when I said that I couldn't give a fuck about Churchill.