... , for rather subjective reasons. Also, there's a band of enthusiasts going around using the latest satellite techniques to determine whether borderline 3000' mountains are over or under that height. The sixth Fisherfield Munro was found to be a fraction under, so was "demoted" to be a Corbett. Who cares, it's a fine mountain anyway. Nigel posted: 27 Feb 2018 22:36 from: Andrew Barrowman I was trying to get a good shot of the chairs, but somebody parked his big engine on the spot. 2983_271727_590000000.jpg Shot with a prototype Pentax Optio S4 posted: 27 Feb 2018 22:44 from: Martin Wynne Rob Manchester wrote: Was your SLR a Canon by any chance?( or a Contax if you were rich). 49mm was a Pentax size, 52mm for Nikon etc. P.S. If you use a rubber lens hood you can 'distort' the hood with your hand while shooting if the sun is to one side. Easy to check the pic and take another if you were a little too heavy handed. Hi ...