Ricoh Forum

Hi all :) . It's been a while since I've been active on here (apart from in the competition) - I've become quite involved in other things lately, so have had little time to keep up with things on here. I recently managed to purchase the M Mount for a bargain from Paxton's on eBay. I then purchased (...

Debt = Slavery

Groovin'.

Congratulations Marcus, well deserved! What makes your victory even nicer (for me) is that it's a picture of our Puppet doing one of his favourite activities .

Very cool 8-) . I grew up surrounded by such music as Pink Floyd, and a few years back, 'discovered' this band again. They are one of my favourites, but I must admit, I do favour "Dark Side of the Moon", "Wish You Were Here" and "The Wall" over their other albums. The l...

Athena seems to become a pretty dangerous sniper now. :lol: :lol: although, nothing could be further from the truth. It did feel like I was a 'sniper', but luckily, my 'shooting' caused no harm to anything. It sure was not nice of you to post with no permission asked in advance but you both will su...

This photo reminds me of what happens if you spin round and round really fast. It also reminds me of the fast-paced, chaotic city life, which can sometimes make you feel like you are spinning round and round really fast...

Beware of those around you who also have a Ricoh!!! Especially those you love! True, true :lol: . Love the monopod/camera strap setup. Had never thought of that to help get your camera into tight spots. Another beauty of having live view! Thanks Duane :) . It can also help one to reach over high ro...

It looks rather fantasy-like, and it reminds me of computer game graphics, so for that reason, I quite like it .

I didn't know he put this on here :shock: :oops: grrrrr... Oh well. I love the technique, using the force of the strap as bracing and a remote release to improve sharpness. Good thinking by "the taken" 8-) Thanks Tim :) (you mean "the taker"?). It was my Birthday that day, and I'...