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i doubt it

u can get a new sb600 for £120 if you look around.

sb600

photobox are giving 40 free prints away.

When i was at silverstone a couple of months ago, it pissed it down all day. I used one of those waterproof ponchos they give out, wrapped the camera up in it and stuck the lens through the neck hole/hood. Worked a treat!

nice looking motor, and proper moody pics! :D

Should i buy this game or Gears2/cod 5?

there are loads of threads about this. Learn to use the search. There isn't one better beginner DSLR than any other tbh.

yep dx lens will limit the D700, making it pretty pointless buying one if thats what your going to stick in front of it.

massive leap as said, and you'll need more than a 50mm to do weddings. Its a shed load of money for the body and probably the same again for decent glass. If you can justify spending the best part of £5k on camera equipment or get jobs which will pay for it, then do it!

First is the pick of a nice set. B&W works a treat.

yeah what does that mean?

just 2 in explore for me

bra is gay as fcuk

Met up with my sister today in oxford and took a few quick pics. I'd love to spend a bit more time there as there is some very impressive architecture. There is a bit of processing on some to try and improve on the overexposed skys.

hahah, make your mind up. You were raving about it last week!

yeah if you spend £600 on that lens. Or cheaper buy a tripod

its a well put together and great vid, but they've cleary done loads of editing and probably took him 100 goes to do each bit. the camera on top of the car magically disappears 1/2 way through!

impressive stuff. I really want the nikon 17-55m f2.8, they both produce amazing results.

look, no wavey lines!! http://www.flickr.com/photos/rrfierce/3022604557/

thats with a £200 sigma 30mm lens.

D40 with £70 50mm f1.8 - be prepared to use manual focus. Or you could buy my D50?

erm ok. I'm just telling you i've found a way around it.

Daylight its fine, superb quality. Under artificial lights, it flickers noticably. I found that this can be eliminated by pointing the camera at some midtones/shadows, where the wavy lines disappears, then holding exposure lock and recomposing on the subject. Hey presto the lines are completely...

Got my D90 today, and I've noticed some nasty wavy lines on the video mode when shooting indoor. like this http://vimeo.com/1870933?pg=embed&sec=1870933 Looks like its a problem with neon lights (50hz) and 24fps.

which lens is it? google is your friend

From what i've heard, the d60 is a very capable camera with very good IQ levels

£140. Its in the for sale section. You can get an 18-55mm for about £40/50 Wouldn't mind the kit lens, but I've heard its a bit naff.

some severe cases of upgraditus on here lately!

aren't you a student? where do you get your money from?