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I have my F3 (all windows) setup with Exposé to moving the cursor to the bottom left of the screen activates it, and the right side for spaces. Works a treat and speeds up my work flow no end.

Still doesnt' have the style of a macbook :(

Post some up :)

Don't think I would like one to replace my tv, don't think they work great when sun light is pouring through the window.

Yes. I would go for the mac, your going to get your money back in production time as it's OS is amazing, and the beast will never let you down. Graphic designers and the like all use macs for their ease of use.

Sexy

haha yeah, should have seen that. oops.

Unless he turns pro.. lol

Oh lol, I would have lent you my 50-150 2.8 (or 70-110 with conveter) if you was near lol.

A nice fast tele lens would be ideal. As above really just crank the ISO up to a point where you can get a freeze action shutter speed, and f4 so the subject jumps off the background. Where you based?

Looks ok, at first I though you used a point and shoot, but then I noticed the flash rings in the eyes. What camera did you use? Try and bring some more detail out using photoshop. This is a good link for some tutorials -...

You can't do that. You may wont to go back to using photobucket lol

whole album? Just copy the link to the set?

right click > copy image address

Sure is Gem, did you guess Nottingham just from that picture?

I've taken this and I quite like it - Love the pink flower above by benny boy! ace picture.

Quick vid. NeChp9FDEFU

I'm getting the 35mm 1.8 :D Looks amazing tbh. I want that rather than 50mm so I can use it inside at close quarters.

It's probably Nikon's way of making the consumer buy the AF-S lenses.

£287.62 http://www.camerapricebuster.co.uk/prod1003.html Bookmark that site.

I want to try it, but everywhere around here (Nottingham) has so much light pollution! Found the coast to be good for it but I didn't have my remote last time I went.

Ar right, looks similar. I did the vivid thing when I went to Whitby a few weekends ago. I just lowered the green saturation in Lightroom, seems to do the trick.

As above, cracking little camera tbh, at the moment, i'd rather have the 3" screen on the D90 but the swivel would come in handy, for macro stuff and close to the ground pictures.

Amazing pictures, the castle looks like the one used in 'Just Married'. Was the D90 set on vivid mode? Grass looks a little vivid. Cracking pictures as always though.

Doesn't look like you need the extra f1.2 tbh. Bokeh is amazing on the first, looks really sharp too. Did you do any processing for the sky in picture 5?

Loving the dof on the first, is that a 70-200 2.8?

It's to bridge the gap between the D60 and D90, as the price difference is quite a lot at the moment, it's also to compete with Canon's new addition - http://www.engadget.com/tag/t1i

Going to have the same sensor as the D90 and D300 so should be pretty good. Flip down screen too. ooooo

Amazing pictures Ian! Very Summery.

Good shots, LOL @ that monster truck in the last picture, does it carry passengers?