bargain D700 on eBay ending in 45mins and counting
bargain D700 on eBay ending in 45mins and counting
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ian in lancs

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3,853 posts

228 months

Friday 8th January 2010
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Unfortunately though I'm reliably informed that if I buy another camera I'll be having a sex change operation on the kitchen table courtesy of the other half.... typelaugh

gary71

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209 months

Friday 8th January 2010
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I'd love one as well, but at £1422 and rising I think it may have just popped out of the 'bargain' bracket smile

Lucas CAV

3,068 posts

249 months

Friday 8th January 2010
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ian in lancs said:
Unfortunately though I'm reliably informed that if I buy another camera I'll be having a sex change operation on the kitchen table courtesy of the other half.... typelaugh
they are very nice cameras though.....



beano500

20,854 posts

305 months

Friday 8th January 2010
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And a Full-Frame-Sex-Change-Operation to boot!


(I daren't look!)


(But I aam awaiting a kosher D3 at sub £2k, so let me know when they come up! hehe )

ian in lancs

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Friday 8th January 2010
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I'm confident the post surgery stitching will be neat - she's a midwife...

Lucas CAV

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249 months

Friday 8th January 2010
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neat but painful.....



btw - your old Sigma has been out and about..... sorry - it's having to get used to the outdoor life....


ian in lancs

Original Poster:

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Friday 8th January 2010
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Lucas CAV said:
neat but painful.....



btw - your old Sigma has been out and about..... sorry - it's having to get used to the outdoor life....
happy with it?

Lucas CAV

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Friday 8th January 2010
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ian in lancs said:
Lucas CAV said:
neat but painful.....



btw - your old Sigma has been out and about..... sorry - it's having to get used to the outdoor life....
happy with it?
yes

takes some getting used to at 10mm but very useful.....

totally random shots....






ian in lancs

Original Poster:

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Friday 8th January 2010
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I saw the second one earlier and had wondered whether it was taken with the 10-20mm! Just shows what the lens is capable of in the right hands! Top shots - well done!

Lucas CAV

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Friday 8th January 2010
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ian in lancs said:
I saw the second one earlier and had wondered whether it was taken with the 10-20mm! Just shows what the lens is capable of in the right hands! Top shots - well done!
cheers

tbh I am surprised how sharp it is wide open -- these lenses seem to be very variable in quality -- this is an excellent one.

Simpo Two

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Friday 8th January 2010
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Interesting Victorian Gothic-type builidng - what is it?


ian in lancs

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Friday 8th January 2010
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Lucas CAV said:
these lenses seem to be very variable in quality -- this is an excellent one.
I thought so too. I recently used a Sigma 50-150mm f2.8 in a studio. It too has a variable reputation. I found it slower to focus and it hunted sometimes but excellent images and as razor sharp as my Nikon 70-200mm f2.8 - I was well impressed.