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nikon don't make a 55-200 lense lol like above check camerapricebuster

the fuji is a fine camera

could be worse, I hear nikon make entry level cameras

where are the NWS pics lol nice style BTW although the lighting ratio is bit off in a few of them

canvas is not a particularly sharp medium

if you want to do light trails you'll need some ambient light around to balance the exposure

sigma 30mm f1.4 is a decent optic, the canons are not that great TBH.

what were you after?

decent tripod whould be sturdy and easy to operate. the manfrotto Andy mentions above is a decent set of legs ( I've got them). then the head oo'er is the next thing to get.

wide angle on a crop is 17-18mm, ultra wide is 10-12mm. are you wanting somthing wider than your kit lens?

it don't work like that, aperture blades only close down apon shutter going so you get the cross hair AF point(s) wither you choose f2.8 or f22

40D is more accurate in sports and low light. the outer focus points of the 5d2 are pretty much a waste of time in low light

it is actually worse, 50D has more NR applied to the images. 40D is a bit better overall but both are around a stop worse than the 5d2.

af in the 40D is better than the 5D2

not quite true since faster lenses let more light in and an f2.8 or faster lens will use cross hair focusing onthe centre point so will be better in low light

using a home printer is not cheap to buy or run. for snap shots 7x5s etc you are far better off using ds colour labs. as for best home printer you are going to be looking at one of the A3+ printers epson R2880 or HP B9180

I take it you own an entry level nikon without the focus screw? that alone rules out pretty much all 3rd party lenses. best bet would be buy the sigma 70-300 APO HSM for around £175

in a word no

did you read the manual????????????????? too dark would be underexposed, not enough light getting in too blurry would be too long a shutter speed read the manual first, and I mean read not just skim through

check out www.camerapricebuster.co.uk

it will be s**t

better off with extention rings as they don't contain any glass so no change in optical quality.

yes, you clearly think nikon or sony are decent cameras. quite a common thought this but clearly wrong :P

I got my cards from goodprint - best quality I've seen really nice cards not used photobox in ages, sent stuff using DScolourlabs for prints and they have been great and significantly cheaper than photobox

its not just colour but contrast that monitor profiling helps but you have to remember than ambient light afects the monitor so I've got several for various places and various lighting

I've got the spyder3 print system to calibrate the monitor and profile the printer.

fair enough, having used both I'd have gone with the D700 with grip just wondered what your reasons were

why you go for the D3 over the D700?

not really, particularly for the normal non pro user. Can't see the guy wanting to buy a 400mm f2.8 or a 500mm f4.

you might want to consider the sony A200 over those too. better alround camera IMHO