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50 yrs ago I met a mate who we would call a plodder set in his ways this is the sort of thing he would adopt and adapt methodically learning as he went moving on as he became proficient. When I met him he was a Police prosecuting Sergeant later on I was at a Photographic Society meeting when he arrived we greeted one another he said I just spent 50 Quid on a Camera which way do I point it. He wrote in note books the processing chemical formula was slow and steady then became a prominent Amateur Photographer listened watched noted composition methods then as the best Competition Photographer became one of Australias best joined CSIRO Research Organisation as a Scientific Photographer for many years. He is a typical example of methodically working his way to the top, This device would have suited him in his progress if he was learning to turn pens.

Peter.

[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 214425, member: 122"] 50 yrs ago I met a mate who we would call a plodder set in his ways this is the sort of thing he would adopt and adapt methodically learning as he went moving on as he became proficient. When I met him he was a Police prosecuting Sergeant later on I was at a Photographic Society meeting when he arrived we greeted one another he said I just spent 50 Quid on a Camera which way do I point it. He wrote in note books the processing chemical formula was slow and steady then became a prominent Amateur Photographer listened watched noted composition methods then as the best Competition Photographer became one of Australias best joined CSIRO Research Organisation as a Scientific Photographer for many years. He is a typical example of methodically working his way to the top, This device would have suited him in his progress if he was learning to turn pens. Peter. [/QUOTE]

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