In reply to Post #152
But you think that your mat looks rubbish in photos? Yet you're pointing out why you compose the photo with a mat in it.
If a photographer is even remotely competent, they can take a shot without a mat in it
New mat or a new photographer are the only ways around your conundrum
But you think that your mat looks rubbish in photos? Yet you're pointing out why you compose the photo with a mat in it.
If a photographer is even remotely competent, they can take a shot without a mat in it
New mat or a new photographer are the only ways around your conundrum
In reply to Post #153
But you think that your mat looks rubbish in photos? Yet you're pointing out why you compose the photo with a mat in it.
what?
But you think that your mat looks rubbish in photos? Yet you're pointing out why you compose the photo with a mat in it.
what?
In reply to Post #152
I prefer getting the fish and my camo mankini,I just have to make sure one of the curly twins ain't popping out
I prefer getting the fish and my camo mankini,I just have to make sure one of the curly twins ain't popping out
In reply to Post #1
Now these have been out a good while - anyone got decent long term feedback?
thanks in advance for any replies.
MH
Now these have been out a good while - anyone got decent long term feedback?
thanks in advance for any replies.
MH
In reply to Post #156
I've had mine over a year and I'm pretty happy with it (large one). Yes, the eyelets have rusted a little and the walls aren't the strongest, but suits me fine. No problem with the draw cords slipping. IMO the base padding is perfectly adequate, it inflates slightly when unrolled due to the stitching not being sealed. I roll mine up with the walls opened out with my retainer sling and weigh tripod inside. It makes it a bit long, but about the same length as my V2 brolly, so sits on top of it on my barrow without taking up too much room. I've only used flat mats previously so can't compare to other walled mats.
I've had mine over a year and I'm pretty happy with it (large one). Yes, the eyelets have rusted a little and the walls aren't the strongest, but suits me fine. No problem with the draw cords slipping. IMO the base padding is perfectly adequate, it inflates slightly when unrolled due to the stitching not being sealed. I roll mine up with the walls opened out with my retainer sling and weigh tripod inside. It makes it a bit long, but about the same length as my V2 brolly, so sits on top of it on my barrow without taking up too much room. I've only used flat mats previously so can't compare to other walled mats.