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Yeah, i'll keep an eye out for when you do it. I think i saw that, it had the stone gaurd film on?

That's pretty impressive to be able to correct a film. I'd love to see that being done in person.

Yeah it is thick, between 110-170µm. The 20000 range is only 80µm, but i think that's the gloss range.

Was this the Hexis 30000 range Russ, Satin Kiwi?

Been following this on your Facebook page. Really good job you've done.

OK, cheers. Handy to know with me having a 5D MK2.

Head.... gone. Lol

Would that be f8 for Full Frame or APS-C?

I've never used it on bodywork, so i'm not going to suggest it. However, if you do i'd test it on an inconspicuous area first.

Some sort of glue and tar remover. Autosmart Tardis if you have any.

Nice Scott!

I like that one Piers. Maybe try focusing in a different place?

Should have got out, picked it up and thrown it back through his window and drove off.

Was there the other week with Niall, was windy as f*ck!

The Canon kit lens aren't very sharp, that might be the problem. Your 50mm 1.8 should be ok though

^ Nice one bucket method and doing the wheels last there.

You have that the wrong way round mate :p If it's just on the sensor, you won't see it through the viewfinder. But if it's on the mirror you will see it, but then the mirror retracts so it won't show on the pic

Ah you're right, just checked on my old 20D. EF are the red dot and EF-S are the white square. They definitely don't fit on my 5D MK2 though.

Don't think the EF-S lenses fit the xxD range, they're only for the xxxD and xxxxD range.

Nice and sharp for f3.5 that Niall :approve:

Just got myself a Haida 10 stop off ebay today. £40. For the amount of times i'll use it, i'm not too fussed about the image quality. Didn't fancy paying £100+

This ^ They're £367 on Demon Tweeks, just looked.

As Dan had said, you're probably best of starting with the Cokin P Series filters as they are relatively cheap (about £10-20 once you have the adapter ring and filter holder) The next ones up to the Cokin are Lee Filters, prices i'm not sure but they're not cheap (would be a serious investment...

Invest in some Neutral Density filters and Gradual ND filters. Oh and a Circular Polarising filter.

Very solid cameras. As is my 5D MK2.

The quality on that looks decent! Only i'd stick to 30fps as you get a smooth shot. Tend to only use 60fps for slow motion.

Ah it is a 182, just did a check. I thought they were all 04 onwards. I know who the Arctic one is with green mirrors/bullets.

I take it they are these wheels? Should get £200+ for them.

This is a pretty good test on the 7D's durability.

Only the high end Canons, so 7D/6D (partially) 5D MK2/3 (partially) 1D series are all fully sealed i think. Then you need sealed lenses too. Nikon D7000 is partially sealed and the pro range D2/D4 are fully sealed.