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@6iron the Raynox takes some practice to get used to the very shallow DOF. I would advise taking photos with just the 90mm at min focus distance using your body to focus (moving in/out). Doing this will allow you to concentrate through the view finder. Just be aware that you will be pretty close...

This is just the 90mm And this is with the Raynox DCR-250 I also always use my onboard flash and diffuser. (Disregard the TC as I do not use that anymore.)

Or @fhibbs12 try here - NT Thunder 30/08/2014 | Scott H Murray Photography

FYI BBC News - Chile volcano Villarrica eruption spews ash and lava

Here is a video I quickly threw together of the recent hiking we had done, I hope you can sit through it (9mins) and give me some feedback. Video is definitely not what I am good at but it does show the landscape in a different light, you even get to hear my Aussie accent near the end lol...

Great work and @jdeg looks like we have a spammer above my reply.

What a great way to end the first day of March. Hope you all enjoy.

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Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout The scenery here just hurts your eyes ;) Still handheld.

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Ok decided to use my Lee filters and CP and 0.6 Grad filter today, I think they turned out well and all shots are handheld. This is my mate Rhyse, he is a Pentax user.