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small sensor have in the past been noisy at higher iso - so i'm trying to find the comparison photo examples loads of old discussions on crop lenses when they first came out - optical quality - as using less of the lens , noise , etc etc dont get to carried away with that ..... as i say still...

YEP small sensor and mount - this format is all new to me - but 1st principles still apply i gave up on the kit - i tried a canon pro1 bridge , - but was not good slow shutter respoinse speed was annoying and huge, and so i invested in mre gear BUT and now all my kit has been in a cupboard for...

ok, so you want a telephoto or a good quality image and crop - what type of image dont know the 4thirds and looking around the site had trouble understanding why much cheaper etc

Not at all, look at sports , portrait, wildlife - then landscapes may do look at some images hopefully will also have exif data so you can see the details BUT back to an earlier questions Why NOT ??? if you can identify that maybe will help point the way to the system you may want are you...

Ok, so wide angle for landscape - 28mm equivalent - tripod maybe a 50mm or equivalent for street - 50 F1.8 are cheap and good lens for street wildlife - telephoto - but maybe a fast lens 2.8 etc to get the blurred background - this may be anything 200-500mm - but will pay for fast lens -...

Why NOT ??? if you can identify that maybe will help point the way to the system you may want are you going to be happy lugging a body and a few lenses around ?? i used dpreview a lot when advising on camera etc - did have own photo site and forum for a while I started with an EOS5 film...

thats where my niece is with her sony dsc-hx400 now , loved iphone photos - now just uses auto, if bothered to get that camera out

what do you plan to do with the photos - print out large using a dyesub printer for high quality which i used to do what pictures are you taking - lens speed , wideangle , telephoto ???? igone digital zoom that you can do on a computer, optical is what you need i think you may need to...

i used to be into a lot of phootgraphy and helped people in past canon was my goto ok, but could also get expensive as you have mentioned L lenses I stopped because i just got feed up lugging all the stuff around - and was not happy with my last canon purchase i always purchased used lenses...

if you mean the one wago 2 or 3 way - THEY all join together so not like a junction box is that what you mean ? you cant just use 1 wago - you will need a wago - for each of the connections shown in @EFLImpudence image 4, 3, 2, 3 i dont know if you can put those into the LAMP box thing, or...

will the new fitting still use the ceiling rose or do you want to remove that for the new fitting to be screwed to the ceiling

or triple back boxes , i have used for a doublke socket and FCU if required But that would mean , taking out the old backbox and remaking the hole in wall maybe just take off the cover plate and put a single backbox next to it and wire the fused FCU as a spur - depends on what you have already...

here are some pictures of the bleed valve at the back of a slim radiator - on the forum https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/replacement-radiator-bleed-valve-grub-screw-air-bleeding.301761/ and a video probably all painted over - Mine was and difficult to undo If you dont find the bleed valve...

i assume he took the £168 ??? - how did they pay ??? checkatrade are only interested if booked through checkatrade and the work completed , then i thonk its a max of £1000 - i have stopped using checkatrade having had issues in the past with trades not a lot worth doing for that amount...

what do you mean by if thats what i think you mean - then you drained the system down - not the radiator at all - if off see image with annotation so that maybe an issue - if it pressurised or if just gravity feed - then the header tank in loft may have topped up

isnt it good practice to wire the screw bulb holder so that live is at the bottom center ?

make sure, when you do, you get someone highly recommended to you a lot of EICR scams around - where they condem the installation for wrong reasons as NOT up to current regs , and then want a lot of money to put right - things that are OK- so many of these scams on this site and many other...

i would say the right connector with 2 wires are neutral and the one on the left is a switched live here is an example of how the wiring is https://flameport.com/electric/lighting_circuits/lighting_ceiling_rose_looped.cs4 did it have a ceiling rose before - the cable in the ceiling th e3...

you probably have a juncion box in the ceiling anyway - to take the LIVE down to the switch and then back from switch - possibly to the Junction box - Unless its modern ish and the neutral is also at the switch picture of switch does this help...

how about remote plugs