auntie_f
Member
- Joined
- 2 Mar 2026
- Posts
- 8
- Location
- Kent, UK
Recent posts
- Extension tubes on the RP for frosty leaves, or save for a proper macro lens?
I've been photographing frosted leaves with my little Lumix for years and never needed anything extra; it focuses surprisingly close. That's probably no help at all for your Canon, but it's a lovely…
Post #4, in Lenses - Forty minutes in one beech wood
Thank you both, that is very kind and very helpful. Porcelain fungus is a perfect name for them. I shall take a white card next time, and possibly a cushion for my knees. F
Post #4, in Showcase - Compact camera for my dad's 70th, he's had a Lumix travel zoom for years
Dear Bev, if he's used to a Lumix travel zoom then the newest one in the same family is probably the kindest choice. Panasonic still make one, the TZ99, which has the long zoom he'll be used to and…
Post #2, in Buying Advice - Lumix L10, a successor for my LX100 II at last?
Thank you both. I have since heard they are very hard to come by, so the decision has rather been made for me. The LX100 II continues. F
Post #4, in Panasonic/OM - Focus stacking spring wildflowers: in-camera focus shift or Helicon?
I have never stacked anything in my life, and my little Lumix does the focus bracketing and blends it inside the camera for me. For the snowdrops and hellebores in our garden it is perfectly…
Post #5, in Macro - Introduce yourself
Good morning. I live in Kent and photograph gardens, mostly my own, with a Lumix LX100 II. My granddaughter suggested I join. F
Post #29, in Lounge