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To accompany my 7D on a trip to Vietnam we bought a Olympus XZ-2 as a good all-rounder with fast lens and reasonable zoom. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and sharpness of pictures, well worth taking a look at too.

Had a nice break in Vietnam, which is a very photogenic country, here is one of my favourite people shots from the Bac Ha Market in North West Vietnam. Comfy by Pauly_G, on Flickr

A couple from last night on a lovely evening on the River Elbe. Unterwegs by Pauly_G, on Flickr Final Preparations by Pauly_G, on Flickr

So ages since I posted in here and I must say the quality of photos is really impressive. Here's a photo I took last night in one of the new U-Bahn stations in Hamburg. Ghost Train by Pauly_G, on Flickr

Can recommend the 17-55mm, use it on my 7D - the build quality (plastic) leaves a little to be desired however the glass is of L lens quality.

Agree on both counts!

Haven't posted in here for a while, here's a shot from Switzerland during a week's holiday on the Bodensee. Alpine Pastures by Pauly_G, on Flickr

As Dan said, some really cracking shots on this page which warrant a place on the wall. Looks like a fantastic experience, and this thread in general is a great read - good job :cool:

I went for a red leather smart cover and silicon cover for the back - works well.

iOS 5.1 Keyboard Bug Couldn't see anything on this subject.... Has anyone noticed since updating my iPhone 4 to 5.1 that after using the search function the keyboard won't disappear... I have use sleep or open and close an app?

Yeah cracking set of photos, the two panning shots with the blurred grass in the foreground are excellent!

I'm paul_hh

Video calling works well providing you're on WiFi (can use front or rear camera), although people watching you make feel a little ill if you walk about while talking and they have a tendency towards motion sickness....

Entry: Moss by Pauly_G, on Flickr

Cracking set as ususal.

TextMate is another good one

Some great shots in this thread. It's been a relatively quiet year for me on the photography front (no Skomer trip this year :(, Hamburg is a little further away than Bristol...). Anyway here are three of my personal favourites, all quite different. Lines by Pauly_G, on Flickr Moss by...

This is the way to do it. Here in Germany most people have two sets of wheels, I have 16" steelies for the winter and 18" alloys for the summer months. Ultimately you'll use the same amount of rubber over the long term (across the two sets of tyres), however you need to pay for a second set...

Another great year of shots Nick - nice!

It's a great lens, although sadly mine is broken.... however I'd hardly call it fast (fast to focus but not really a 'fast' lens) and when shooting on a crop you tend to need a shutter speed of around 1/300s or higher to ensure a sharp image, I am not saying it can't be held at a slower speed -...

f4L IS at that ;)

Another vote for Overplay.

When did Cliosport turn into Talk Photography....... You pays your money you takes your choice..........

Lol, true - but it didn't deserve a thread of it's own and will serve to remind me not to do this next time. As for repair price....god knows, never had a lens repaired before, plus there is also the worry that it might never quite be the same. Some of my best photos have been taken with this...

Doh.....a lesson learnt - make sure your bag is zipped up! B**ger by Pauly_G, on Flickr

First you need to set up in iTunes. Connect iPhone with Mac (or PC ugghhh dirty word) and iTunes and then tick the "Sync Wirelessly option", from then on your iPhone will Sync wirelessly whenever connected to the same WiFi network AND when your iPhone is charging / plugged in to mains.

So my morning commute in Hamburg along the Elbe River - cracking sunrise and steaming water - captured with my iPhone. Morning rush hour by Pauly_G, on Flickr

Cheers!

Cheers Scott. Yeah the trees on the right were just a little too dark - bit more dynamic range needed!

Railroad to somewhere by Pauly_G, on Flickr