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nice shot, horizon needs straightening though

Its boxed and as it came from new. No lens though.

£150 inc. postage.

buy my D50?

I have a chance to purchase one of these for £360. Worth it or shall i put the money towards a D90?

amazon have it for £720

what are the bad things then?

erm yeah, a shed. couldn't you find something a bit more interesting?

its called almond beach up the west coast

I'm goin on 14th. bring it!

dream....

I've seen an ebay link, £560 inc. postage for an EU version body only, 2 year warranty. so tempted. I have also read that the kit lens is pretty pap!

10k? i doubt that. A D700 is only £1600

Booo, ban chris!

Its far too much hassle. Shoot raw and you can make a decent HDR from a single exposure using something like photomatix

recent self portrait taken with sigma 10-20

i think DK's camera has become an extension of his (tiny) penis ;)

Ah a Nikon convert. You've seen the light then...

tbh DK, if you've never edited photos you are missing out on A LOT! Get a copy of CS3 and you can easily make dull photos seem a lot more interesting.

whilst they are all ok photos, i dont think any of them scream "expensive kit" and tbh could probably have been taken on a much cheaper setup. I think you need some better subject matter to test to equipment. IMO of course!

i think people are forgetting that this camera will produce images as good as a £1000 D300 and opens up a whole new world of possibilities by offering HD video. For £700 its far and away the best imaging tool available and a real step forward.

From what I've read the D90 produces very similar results in high ISO etc compared with the D300. I know what my christmas list will contain...

D90 here i come...

We got married there, its a cracking place.

take your 50mm and a lensbaby / lomo camera

1 sb600 + wireless triggers. Thats it. Heres another i took earlier, u can get some great lighting effects off camera

When you say off camera, you mean external, but on the camera? Its a fairly steep learning curve, you really need to play around with it before hand. With the Nikon speedlights, you can use iTTL which kind of works out the settings for you, or you can try it the hard way and use manual on the...

yeah i got some for £15 off ebay.

nice pics mate - wish i could get chance to try some longer expose shots, theres just nothing interesting to take pics of where i live :(