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Excellent choice, Kate. Well done Geoff.

A big welcome Sam.

A cracking shot, Korky. And a worthy winner.

Excellent choice Annie. Well done Martyn.

Excellent choice, Phil. Congratulations Leon.

A hearty welcome.

Hi Falx, welcome aboard.

An amazing shot, Paul. well done.

Congratulations, John. Well seen!

Well done, Paul

Hi, Chrissy and welcome aboard. I'm sure you'll fit in here; the quirkier the better!

I missed the original sequence, and now having viewed it is truly amazing. Well worth the win. Congratulations Bugs.

Welcome aboard, Andy, and enjoy the company.

That is an excellent shot. Congratulations Colin.

Welcome aboard James.

A perfect choice. Well done Paul.

Well done PD. A lovely shot.

Welcome aboard, Rick

Well done, David

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Congratulations David. A well taken shot.

Congratulations, Martyn. Excellent set.

Hi Martyn, I think that you may find it is chromatic aberration, and it is the lens which is the cause of the problem. You can correct it to a certain extent in photoshop (filter/lens correction), however I don't know about any other software.

I have a D7100 and I am more than happy with it. The kit lens is the 18-105mm. If I want a small zoom then the 18-55mm is more than adequate, it is lighter and more portable to carry around, plus it is inexpensive and you can acquire a 2nd hand one at a reasonable price. For telephoto work I have the 55-200mm and 55-300mm and they are both excellent. If you go for the D7100 then buy the body only and source your lenses separately. My last 4 cameras have been Nikon and I wouldn't change to any other make. Having said that it is a matter of personal choice and the only way you are going to know which camera is for you is get the feel of them and handle them. A good camera shop will let you do this. Good luck with your choice.

Perfect choice. Well done Barbara. John