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The Thistle Chapel, High Kirk of St Giles, Edinburgh, 2007.



a100, Sigma 18-200mm

Great images Mike! I would loved to have been there for one last time.

Why is someone from Cameroon posting in Russian? I suspect spam.

Thanks, Yildiz!

Below the Bell Tower, Glasgow Cathedral, 2008.



a100, Sigma 18-200mm

Thanks,Greg!

St Sulpice, Paris, 2006



a100, Sigma 18-200mm.

Choir, Glasgow Cathedral, March 2013



a580, Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6

Way back in time: St Pauls Cathedral, 1981



Minolta XD-5, Tamron 24mm f2.5 possibly Kodak ISO 400.

AP has a "Preview" online here:

http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/re ... -on-review

Note that at present, page 2 doesn't contain the camera specs.

Older software can be run on Win 7 in compatibility mode, so you might be able to use the scanner.

Newquay, July 1979




Zenit E, Helios 44-M 2 58mm f2 , on Agfacolour 80 asa film, from scanned prints.

I agree about the low light, with the 6mp v the 10mp. I used my 7D and a100 briefly side by side, and that was my conclusion. I recall a trip to Berlin with both, where I used the (brand new) a100 for some night shots, and on review, had to go straight back out with the 7D to get better quality imag...

The roads were a lot quieter, there were fewer surfers in campervans, and not so many binge drinking teenagers in Newquay!

Beautiful images. I'd share mine, but the last time I was in Cornwall, it was 1979, and I was using my Zenit E!

Another from Glasgow:

Vestibule, Glasgow City Chambers



a580, Tamron 18-250mm

The only thing I remember about the a200 was the lack of DoF preview. It was no better than my a100, so I got rid quickly & got an a300.