Denis

Ta chaps!

Good luck mate, We had a power failure here for a few hours on the 29th Dec, being without the internet for just those hours was...harrowing! Good grief, I didnt realise just how much I rely on being connected, or comes to that having basic electricity! If water gets in BT's equipment, surely thats their fault!

Can someone please tell me if this is suitable for my D3000? I'm getting confused by the several different types of 50mm lenses available, one of these is up for sale locally and is quite cheap considering!

Best wishes, keep safe.

Liked it when It was first posted, love it now! Well done!

A fascinating set of articles for which i for one thank you. I am 'in the market' for either a secondhand 35 0r 50mm prime lens for my D3000, I understand there are one or two different ones to obtain.Although, I am quite happy with my 18-55 kit lens for the Nikon, being this is my first dslr type camera, it will probably have to do me for quite a few years as cash is tight all round. I would like a 50mm for general work though,and the bonus of it being a tad faster,

Again, superb. Congrats Mr F :respect:

Looking good Mr B

Well done Jean!

And truly well deserved! Well done BP :yes

FaceAche Am I one just one of a few that detest this over rated POS?

Crikey! I have done something right at last:) Thank you very much! I was not feeling in the best of health due to a serious bout of man-flu so for some fresh air decided on a late afternoon walk down the Stort. I had a feeling the late afternoon sunlight would look good at this spot. Out of three images I took, I settled on this one to keep. Settings-Manual/ F3.5 / ISO 400 / focal length 18mm / 35mm equivelant-27mm More or less straight out of the camera except for a tweak on the shadows in lighting using 'FastStone'

*sigh* :p

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Well deserved Fuji, well done!

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Very sorry to hear of your loss, losing a parent is hard to deal with. Thoughts and regards to you.

To sum up in a word that I use very infrequently....awesome! The northern lights, electrical storms, to the vast uncountable array of stars in the night sky as we never see them...awesome. Thanks Colin.

Thanks all, No, she isnt hurt thankfully, just tearful and cross because her pride and joy has been dented. We just cannot believe that the same thing has happened again. I keep threatening to get her one of these to go to work in.....

A few months ago my wife was driving home and got hit from behind by a BMW writing off her beloved Toyota. We found a temporary car which cost us a fortune in repairs. Three weeks ago we bought her a nice three year old Puegeot 207 with just 20,000 on the clock. She was driving home tonight when she got hit from behind on the same roundabout just half a mile from home ......by a BMW. I give up!

Interesting, as I was about to buy a class 10 card......

dont wish to appear to be spamming the board, just trying to clear up the repeat posts!

Another old favourite band from my youth.

Not for the faint hearted!