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A well balanced beast over back roads. Plenty of torque to munch up straights too. I miss the one I got to drive. Since been sold for an F10.

Cheers, do you think a 3100 would be a better bet, saw people recommending that in here? Or would the images be better under low light. More concerned about the grain! Its rarely sunny here so sometimes have to crank the ISO up.

Can anyone recommend one? D60 is starting to piss me off. Anything above 400 ISO and it looks grainy. I can edit sure, but when you can see the grain in the photos when you preview on the camera itself it starts to get a bit shitty. Especially when I see you lot posting images at 2000 ISO and...

Cheers Ill have a skeg round those sites. I ve got a Nikon D60.

Is there a good photography mag worth buying? Just to have a read through, preferably one with a few photography tips for a noob. Had a look in Sainbury tonight but there were various and wasnt sure.

jesus christ its only a Clio you can pick these up for all of £3000.

I quite like it, I just have an issue with the working distance thats all. I think Ill be keeping it for now, unless I decide to buy a 100mm lens.

RUN RUN RUN!!! Ordered some mercury. Im out of metal polish anyway so no biggie.

Subbed. This is defo the next wax Ill be buying anyway.

Been messing with my 300mm today, the robin is in poor light at low ISO so had to edit it a bit. DSC_0150 by TheBlackAvenger, on Flickr DSC_0170 by TheBlackAvenger, on Flickr DSC_0149 by TheBlackAvenger, on Flickr

I think the 40mm lens seems to get in its own way sometimes. Its great for Bokeh actually and produces some crisp images (Well I think it could potentially but Im a noob): DSC_0106 by TheBlackAvenger, on Flickr The problem is with closeups or what I believe to be 'proper macro' lol. If you...

Id say ive learned to control my self indulgence when it comes to detailing gear, but actually when I think about it theres very little I dont have. I even have an Air Force Blaster!

Thanks :)

DSC_0116 by TheBlackAvenger, on Flickr

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Still sucks no matter what I do. I took 10 photos of different birds in this location earlier and this was the most clear. Tried full apetures, different ISO's, white balances etc. Without getting closer or reducing the zoom this is all I can get.

its a non VR 55-200mm mate. ive bought a 70-300mm VR which I havent got yet. From what I can gather its pretty sharp up to 200mm, then the last 100mm is still good but obviously not quite top notch. Ive tried different speeds and ISO's but theyre all the same at 200mm. Just slightly blurry.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/90835709@N03/ Few more this morning. Really struggle to get sharp pics at 200mm with that b*****d lens. Tips?

If I get a years worth of use out of it I think itll be a bargain. is it sturdy and well built enough not to fall off whatever its wrapped round then?

You guys are great, great products which you regularly give away for free. unfortunately facebook is ghey so Ill be giving this a miss.

Are the cheap ebay £5er "octopus" and "gorilla pod style" things any good? Like atall? Dont fancy paying for a genuine one if the ebay special things will do the trick? Like this...

Holy s**t! ! !

Yeah Ive found its OK unless its dusk, then the pics are really noisy on 1600 ISO. Ive bought a VR 70-300 Lens so maybe Ill get some better shots off with that it was pretty cheap so I can always re sell it.

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Rekon I should get rid? Was going to buy a new lens for it but Im tempted to get rid of the D60 as well now. Woud prefer to stay Nikon so I can keep my Lenses but people seem to rave about cannon.

lovely shot of the cat. How do you keep it so crisp at 2000ISO? At 1600 mine looks like it has so much more noise.

How does one set about insuring a modification list such as that one? Do you need to go through specialist insurance or something?

Slightly edited, annoyed with how blurry the trees are. Its either because my lens is non VR, or because Im a r****d.

That X100 is a proper good looking bit of kit. Big dough though!