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I've got one of these you can have for cheap?

dunno whether its my eyes, but a lot of the photos seems to be out of focus?

one from earlier today

I didn't say that, manual on the d40 is fun for a short time, but i wouldn't go back after having auto focus with the d50

d80 is probly overkill for beginner, but go for it if you can afford it. D40/50/70 is probly better and will cost between £200-£300 + extra for other lenses.

its surprisingly easy if you take your time, but can be a real pain!

E-510 does exposure bracketing, however you can do HDR on ANY photo by creating 3 exposures and generating the HDR image through something like Photomatix.

nikon 50mm f1.8 will fit your d40

a camera shop, strangely enough!

OLD ones, still waiting for a decent sky!

some nice pics there, i especially like the one with the grey horse rider number 45. I would look to user a slower shutter speed to get some background blurring to get a sense of speed. Looks like the D40 suits the 18-200 very well though, pictures are very sharp!

If i were you I'd buy a 1.4 teleconverter (280mm) and a 10-20mm.

I think you'll be struggling for that money. 70-300mm VR?

i was a close 3rd, booooooooo

that won't auto focus on the d40, you need the hsm version, although i didn't know they made one

really stunning, you must be dead proud. lovely seats too, but i think the car sits better on the original wheels though

5 & 7

lego jesus? now theres an idea, and historical too

thats quite funny for a frenchman

what historical event is that then?

agreed!

money well spent then?

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=311583 or sign up to flickr and you can do it online

where did you get the drive from?

tamrac adventure messenger 4

crumpler ben's pizza

the subject was spring landscape

i recently got one of these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TAMRAC-ADVENTURE-9-BACKPACK-CAMO-NEW-UK-STOCK_W0QQitemZ190209979079QQihZ009QQcategoryZ64336QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

personally for that price I would have bought a D80 with a 18-135mm kit. Nice purchase all the same

so how much did he spend on it?