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what a bunch of nutters. Its like those roads were designed for drifting

why do u need 5m public liability?

Mine is covered on my house insurance, but then again its not worth as much as that.

I'm gonna sell my 18-200mm and d50 and purchase a D90 about christmas time.

personally i wouldn't bother. If your widest lens is 30mm i think you'll regret it.

no xenons?

Right i need some disks for either 2005 or 2008 standard by tomorrow morning. If anyone can help me or point me in the right direction I'd be very grateful.

i like that a lot

I quite fancy getting an 800 too so i can remote trigger the 600. Let me know when you're selling them.

Finally gave in and bought an SB600. Wireless Triggers on the way for some strobist fun...

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good pics, can't beat some euro dub styling

Its just off camera flash i think

Chris, the 50mm f1.8 won't auto focus on your d40 - i think thats why JJ is recommending the sigma

I have the adventure 7, they are great bags.

Tamrac Adventure 9

Your dog is the identical twin of mine lol. Portraits work best when you have uncluttered backgrounds

hoya close up, +4, +2 and +1 stacked on a 50mm f1.8

nice. Wallpapering is a right state though ;)

Not a lot to take pics of this weekend, due to the weather so i thought i'd have a go with my hoya close ups.

nice photo mate. could do with a bit more contrast/curves adjustment to make it stand out more.

lol thats why i sold my d40!

good choice sir. i have both of those :)

XL is good for camera and 1 lens, but you'll soon grow out of it

£265 at amazon with £40 cash back. doubt you'll get much cheaper

Most of those were taken between beckitts & chapel is it? corner just before hanger straight. Its a public place, there was quite a few people taking pics there.

I used auto focus all day, although i made a schoolboy error by setting the focus area to the left of the frame (and forgetting i'd done it) which is why the back of the car is more in focus on a lot of shots.

Setup was just my D50 and a mixture of the 18-200mm and a sigma 70-300mm APO. I was having problems with the sigma getting sharp results at anything under 1/125th, so switched to the 18-200, which for a "slow" lens, produced pretty reasonable images. I'd love something abit quicker/longer...

the reflections were cool - here's a good one, shame the front of the car is out of focus

Just been sorting out a few pics from Silverstone on sunday. It was my first proper attempt at motorsport photography, and it did take me a while to get some decent results whilst panning - although I had a few keepers at 1/60th. I didn't find the track too bad to geting decent photos, although...