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We are going to be sticking a 4000mm lens on it. Agreed video/DSLR is wrong...and from a Photographers point of view, could have serious impact on the trade. Cameras are becoming too easy..... But from my job point of view, it is an excellent idea especially when weight is concerned. I also...

So you now believe it is true Andy??...I couldn't say too much until today.....will come back to you once I have put it through its pace's

Don't believe I missed this!!! I only live 20 mins drive away , besides had to work the whole day.......nice pics

I like the word "flying" something I never did in the Clio

Ross + 2 girls = I smell bull poooooooh

I can get you any Nikon VAT free if you grovel directly from Nikon

chalk and cheese

Had a Twinpoint cooper from new a few years back..... MAJOR rust after 2 years - to the point the bulk head was coming away from the rest of the car. 13 inch wheels went through a set of wheel bearings very quickly. The later mini's were crap..... But have been in a car running twin webbers...

no "filter" will give you "so much more detail", a Polariser might help with specular reflection. I would tend to stay away from filters, with the advance of post editing software, save the raw image and work filters onto a second copy. Looking at the image on your profile is a...

Learn it like the rest of us!!! Sticking "cheap" filters in front of your lens will only degrade your images.

A wind up??....noope Lithium. Perhaps you are no longer on the distribution list??? We had a phone call mid July, but were "sworn" to secrecy It sure is the real deal.........we will have 10 on trial in a month, to utilise the video capability.

less of it.....I live in a respectable area

do it in Photoshop....

Anyone had hands on yet?? went to the press launch yesterday, looks like a good surveillance tool

might be sarah ( new owner) of my car

just to keep it simple bin the maxi and take the Enzo out

that light on the left Bob happened because you shot wide open.

yes, it is a D200 body - Fuji inserted their own ccd and menu functions.

the fuji s5 can be had for £499 - http://forum.photographers.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3111 or get it £449 direct from fuji UK https://secure.fujifilm.co.uk/shop/consumer/digital/digital-cameras/d-slr-long-zoom/finepix-s5-pro

We use fuji s5 at work, these have a 30 second live view function

for the white bit. duplicate the layer cntrl + click the top image in the layer pallette. This should give marching ants , right click , stroke - 10 pixels - inside. then as above 110 % canvas size. Or as Revs said select>modify. Once you crack it, set it up as an action

I just add a 110% to my canvas size, even set it up as an action

time to lose the back seat and get that cage

if I get shot out there....you can go to bed in the knowledge that your new car sticker was designed by a hero!!!:rasp:

D2x in the Army, although they are now juggling over a 1Ds mklll or a D3??? knowing the Army they won't decide until end of the financial year...when something bigger and better comes out. Where as we always bought kit, they will now be turning to a lease system.

only 39 Army Photographers ( worldwide) Its a job that you get through reputation and completion of an intense 9 month course at the Defence school of Photography. RAF can join as a direct entrant into the trade and am not sure about the sailors.

course we are armed........the Taliban are quite resiliant to a D2x believe it or not.

won't be taken them with me....will end up using a 14mm 90% of the time

my turn in 9 months!!! A quick link from a mate of mine Adrian, he was out there a a year ago. When people say to me "why do they need Phots in the Army" it really gets my goat up.... anyway take 5 and sit back and watch this. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=rhAD06bGeRs

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