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id say thats far too close i had a 42" lcd at that distance and it was awful i think your going a bit too big especially if your watching SD

i just found that guide too :) thanks for that :)

dont suppose anyone has a guide for using circular polarizing filters do they

how far away will you be from the tv ?

get a 6310 its the best phone to ever come out period !

yeah exactly and they contain no glass so its not liek they will mess up the image quality !

someone using kenko tubes on a 75-300 lens he said he was about 5ft away when he captured this !

http://www.onestop-digital.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=44_47&products_id=226 comes from hongkong includes postage and will refund vat if you get charged it !! its who i got my fiddy from took a few days to arive but it was a good price

found the kenko's for £63 seems a good price

yeah i have the fiddy what tubes do you recomend ? the kenko ones ?

what ones do you have and are they any use for anything other than macro ? thinking of buying one but im not sure if its worth it so need peoples opinions

or as i get spv650 no line rental no call charges shame its a s**t phone

also it weighs 76kg how far away will you be sitting ?

oh and you do realise its not HD in any way

be prepared to knock through your bedroom wall so you can sit far enough away ! you do realise how big that thing is dont you especially depth wise !!

just had a quote ona e46 m3 £840 bargain thats the only quote i got too pissed a manager off at work as it seems her is paying more for his m3 and he is in his 40's !

laptops dont have video inputs (well not your pc world types) it may very well have a dvi connector but it wont be an input its much easier to just buy a tft monitor

well no as laptops dont have video inputs usually

not really no well yes with modification as in taking it apart

i just bought stuff from king camera on amazon seemed very cheap also check out camerapricebuster

erm hoya g series they are the cheapest hoya i think paid 6 for the uv and 14 for the polarising one also got the hood for the kit lense for £7.15 !

so far only the kit one 50mm f1.8 and a 75-300 that i "borrowed" from work that lense isnt very good i wont be buying any lenses for a bit till i have got to grips with the camera today i ordered the lense hood a uv filter and circular polarising filter for the 50mm lense

think i will give it ago maybe try this with it too http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250164222938&ih=015&category=15215&ssPageName=STORE:PROMOBOX:NEWLIST

hmm i read that it also makes teh viewfinder image 30% smaller my have to give it a go

i hope i would then be able to wear my glasses when shooting rather than having to keep taking them off and maybe keep my nose out of teh way a bit more lol

does anyone have or has used a bigger eye cup for teh 400d is there even one that will work with it ??

gotta love the HAS

warranty only covers mechanical faults not ones where you havent put the dipstick back in properly

if you do it online it assumes its just as teh standard spec sheet so no cup packs so in theory your insurance is null and void

yay HAS to back me up : )