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For anyone deciding to have a go at stripping a lens, it is a good idea to get hold of and use JIS screwdrivers. The Japanese Standard Screwdrivers have a different face to the usual Philips or star driver which is most common. I've successfully clean a cannon 70-200L's front lens only after...

_P2M4770 by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr . _P2M4772 by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

CONVERSATION by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

CHAIN & ROPE by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

dp2m ARRIVAL OF TOURISTS by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr . MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr . MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

Malcom by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr . Malcom by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

PIER FISHERMAN by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr TREGISKEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

Thank you both. I enjoyed our moment in the sun and hope we have more moments this summer. Both dp1m STEPS by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr . MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

Dp1 m MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

MEVAGISSEY FISHERMEN by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

If using Lidl paints you may find a leaning toward Kandinsky and Franz Marc ;)

All I'd recommend is too use the best pigments you can afford and not base level ones. They go further and the quality shines through.

MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

Good idea. I always have an easel up having painted drawn much more than photographed, thirty or so years. I am actually not over keen on hung photographs, far too flat, I do love photography for family snaps. Although exploring and image making process is enjoyable. I was myself looking at...

No Red not consciously anyway. I have had a month without using the camera, first break for maybe four years where it was daily prior too that. But I'd say I did a short series this one included where I took a darker overall tone too the images and quite liked the way they were turning out...

THE BEACH by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr LAKE EDGE by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

PUNTS by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

DP3 by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

APPLES by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

TAP by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

FLUERS by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr BUSYBEE by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

SCRAPS IN THE BARROW by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

BLUNTY & POINTY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

MEVAGISSEY BAY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

On dull days, or certain circumstances the colour can be half decent at iso 1000 as long as you are not a pixel peeper, B+W as high an iso 1600and higher is very good with the blue channel, I even like higher iso in B+W. iso 1000 NECK by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr iso 1600 BAMBOO by...

SIGMA DP1 Merrill ƒ/6.3 19.0 mm 1/320 100 PORTHTOWAN HEY DUDE WHO YOU POINTING THAT CAMERA AT by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

E-M5 12-50 F3.5- 6.3 FRAZIER'S SLIP by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr FRAZIERS SLIP by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr FRAZIERS SLIP by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr FRAZIERS SLIP by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

FRAZIER'S SLIP by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr FRAZIER'S SLIP by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr FRAZIER'S SLIP REBUILD by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr _P2M8902 by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

Dp3m PENTEWAN MOON by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr PENTEWAN MOON by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr PENTEWAN MOON by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

Interesting Peter, I know you sold the Fuji's to explore the Merrill's. I have of late been looking into the Fuji's. The Xpro1 with the two lens deal is a cracking deal, but really cannot decide. I always intended to get the X100 so the X100T would be a cracking camera, but so is the X-T10 plus...

E-M5 12-50 f3.5-6.3 CHAPEL POINT by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

Gorgeous Peter, subtle rendering which suits the subjects.

PLAICE by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr PLAICE by JULIAN de Courcy, on Flickr

Bill you are not missing anything. SPP does not catalogue but that's fine, simply import as you are doing, I use Cs6 bridge. You access those x3f file from SPP. Like most proprietary Raw converter is is fairly rudimentary, yet a lot can be achieved within SPP before exporting as 16 bit Tiff into...

THE ENQUIRER by JULIAN, on Flickr

ON THE JETTY by JULIAN, on Flickr ON THE JETTY by JULIAN, on Flickr

_P1M1333 by JULIAN, on Flickr _P1M1460 by JULIAN, on Flickr PIER by JULIAN, on Flickr

Thank you Peter. NECK by JULIAN, on Flickr NECK by JULIAN, on Flickr NECK by JULIAN, on Flickr

re by JULIAN, on Flickr re by JULIAN, on Flickr fet by JULIAN, on Flickr

Excellent Peter. The Merrils certainly do this very very well.

Magical Peter, the Merrils do clouds well. Your composition is superb with this one. You seem to be enjoying the Merrill's a lot, nice to see. Cannot wait to see some landscapes from the depth of the Scottish valleys and hills, somewhere I'd love to take these cameras myself. FLOATING FLOWERS...

NEEDLE TWINE by JULIAN, on Flickr POST by JULIAN, on Flickr

HELIGAN by JULIAN, on Flickr

Excellent Peter THE TRACK by JULIAN, on Flickr TRACK by JULIAN, on Flickr

Excellent Peter. MEVAGISSEY by JULIAN, on Flickr

sigma dp1 f11 1/1000 iso 2000 GUNNERS STROLLING by Julian .., on Flickr TRAWL by Julian .., on Flickr

Xdayv, I do just point it at things and press the button on top. Have to say for certain types of photography the Merrill's are extraordinary and I did buy them knowing they would fit in with certain things what I do. So the accolades must go to the camera. I quite like the way the sensor...

Peter it is trapped , it's blob the orange buoy, shouting , help help Julian get me out. So I kindly did so although still stuck, it was windy and cold on the quay, he's warmer now. :2thumbs: