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I like these dude - Different and interesting, well done!

Quote: Originally Posted by ricky1981 what kind of budget? Now there's a quetions I guess £500 for now.

nice retro looking bits of kit.. .and as the last photo shows they certainly do there job.. .i wouldnt mind a bedroom that big let alone a wardrobe!

Quote: Originally Posted by olv combine it with some radio poppers and you've got a great setup except radio poppers are illegal in this country thus far (use the same band as TETRA iirc) and the st-e2 ONLY allows ettl control and not manual, a 580ex mk2 is a FAR better control unit! Can't wait for the UK version to be released

Quote: Originally Posted by Gaffer Truth be told, we wern't really prepared for it. I told Kathleen that we were going for a trip to the seaside. It was dark, freezing and much of the walk was through 3 inches of water. I was ok in wellies and five layers of clothing, but Kathleen's pink boots wern't much use. Yep, the right clothing is more important than the right camera equipment at Donna Nook! The right gear makes it much...

Trouble is, people will hunt for the lens second hand or cheaper and OcUK will have problem with their stock of Kit Lens (especially most kit comes with the kit lens already...) A 50mm f1.8 however might stand a better chance if OcUK can secure a low price. But it's great that OcUK is stocking for the DSLR at such a good deal, especially that forum members can get it delivered for free!

Holy massive images, batman! Any chance of having those down to 1000px longest side or something? I'm viewing on a 24" here and I still can't get them in my browser window. Some nice fun photos, though. 3 is a great capture of the moment.

Quote: Originally Posted by Raymond Lin Short version Members started the Comp with our own initiative and chose our own judges, been so for 2 years + it was running, I was once a Judge Spie sacked them all Spie appointed new judges exactamundo.

haha!! gawd look at me, mouth open drooling in my grufty waders and hat! Glad you had a good morning, to be totally honest I was suprised with just how difficult it was out there this morning. You have some very nice shots indeed, real survival/nature in the raw stuff... The sort of conditions you think about - but in reality they're a nightmare to work in. I went strictly for wider angle stuff where possible, the amount of people on the...

did some quick mono's to. yeah i had a teak job a few weeks back, we had a lot of it at the bottom of a timber pile that was about 30 years old, took me nearly half a day to drag it out, was covered in dust, dirt, leaves, mould you name it, it was covered in it. planed it up and it was beautiful. nicest teak ive seen. not the best wood to work with tho tough as old boots.