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Mark, I posted a reply saying I have a 100mm F2 Canon lens for sale, but you didn't reply. This is the lens New it costs around 440 (plus 18 for the hood). Mine ...

07/11/2003 - 3:27 PM
By Big Bri

Thanks Steve don't know why but i was looking as from the South side of the river.

07/11/2003 - 2:09 PM
By vfr400

Hi Laura Sorry you are having problems. First of all - did you remove your previous internet connection? When I installed BT Broadband, they recommend you do that ...

07/11/2003 - 1:48 PM
By User_Removed

I have just enjoyed watching Mark Cleghorns video on taking wedding photographs, and another on lighting made by Bowen. what other portrait/wedding or general photogra...

07/11/2003 - 1:28 PM
By omh debs

Just a reminder that we have a classifieds ads section and every member is allowed one free ad. It doesn't have to be camera gear anything that's useful to a photographer...

07/11/2003 - 10:21 AM
By Pete

I have a stats counter running on one of my sites, it's just a small square in the top right corner of the homepage. Darth Engineering Look at the top right of the ...

06/11/2003 - 11:15 PM
By collinf

Sam, Sorry I don't have a 10D so can't speak specifically about that camera however - I assume you are embedding the RGB colour profile, if not you may find it is not ...

06/11/2003 - 10:14 PM
By xebeth

Can highly recommend the Tokina. Doesn't hunt much on autofocus and produces really nice results. Very nice build quality - good & solid. My favourite of my lenses. C...

06/11/2003 - 4:38 PM
By lightweaver

How about a review of the latest A3 printers, to include the new HP9650? I see a lot on the Epson and Canon but nothing on the HP. Brian

06/11/2003 - 3:01 PM
By brian1208

I think I'll stick with the zoom - more practical for me, I think. We don't all have 5600 to splash out on lenses, alas! Benjinca

06/11/2003 - 1:25 PM
By benjinca

Congratulations to Edward Hoyle, who is the winner of our our third week, free to enter, Ulead PhotoImpact XL giveaway prize click here for info. Remember, you only ne...

06/11/2003 - 12:23 PM
By tj

Wotcha, Steve Signed up yesterday at Photofusion yesterday evening. Im impressed with what i have seen so far. Ive signed up for a session on Tuesday evening between 6...

06/11/2003 - 12:09 PM
By aworan

Well, im just praying that it doesnt rain. Had that night mare last year. There i was grumbling to the Almighty about it, but it kept on raining until the finale. Suffice...

06/11/2003 - 12:04 PM
By aworan

You could also do a lot worse than read your way through the techniques section of this website.

06/11/2003 - 11:27 AM
By bill m

Thanks, Mike -- that was why I asked. I've only just started using slide film and found it a bit of a problem. I have been estimating the extra image and cropping in-came...

06/11/2003 - 10:51 AM
By dfawbert

I hoped to go to the rally this year but my plans are scuppered due to work. Yes it could well be a plan Ian, but we need some damn snow!

06/11/2003 - 10:11 AM
By stevenj

Im going to the Blackheath fireworks this saturday evening (08/11/2003) to hopefully capture the display. Im not sure if anyone else will be in the area with the same ide...

06/11/2003 - 9:54 AM
By aworan

LOL .. there's a thought .. and never mind, I'm sure Will needed the extra calories with all his nocturnal stints on EPZ :D hee hee

06/11/2003 - 2:35 AM
By SuziBlue

With my canon s750 printer (approx 2 years old) parts of the print (cyan) are missing when I print a nozzle check. canon have told me "the printhead is permanent and...

05/11/2003 - 8:37 PM
By kennewby

Thank heavens for the march of technology; I couldn't image digital photography with the 1Mb Winchester Drives I cut my teeth on! DP

05/11/2003 - 8:11 PM
By durlstonp

I have the previous but virtually identical camera to Brian's (a Minolta S404). I agree that the AF is slower (compared with the Canon EOS I previously owned). The viewfi...

05/11/2003 - 5:24 PM
By Carabosse

I can't even advertise my own pics without this Harwood bloke taking over. Find your own thread :O) Only joking Barrie, I've had a look at one set previously and liked...

05/11/2003 - 5:15 PM
By Jeff Russell

EBay has a genuine UK seller with genuine UK model shipping from Manchester, 699 for the kit.

05/11/2003 - 4:05 PM
By karl

Duty rates for all things can be found here; www.europa.eu.int/comm/taxation_customs/dds/cgi-bin/tarchap?L ang=EN note that 355mm still cameras cary 4.2% duty all l...

05/11/2003 - 3:37 PM
By arnie

The exam last eyar was awful- loads of questions that we hadn't touched (to do with ways of mounting prints. I hadn't even mounted any of my portfolio prints at that sta...

05/11/2003 - 3:25 PM
By rugbylass

Firewire card readers used to be 65 +, a USB2 card reader is nearly as fast and about 25

05/11/2003 - 3:22 PM
By brian1208

Amanda don't forget to check out our review of processing labs too

05/11/2003 - 2:48 PM
By Pete

Has anyone used the 3-D reflector system available from Calumet? Would appreciate any feedback if you have or alternative recommendations if you haven't, thanks!

05/11/2003 - 1:22 PM
By jenroux

O.k. thanks Pete. I think a good & comprehensive learn section ads real value to a photography web-site. Cheers, Sam

05/11/2003 - 9:53 AM
By sam_ash

Hi Pete, I should've read all the words! DOH! Too busy looking at the pictures is my excuse :o) G

05/11/2003 - 8:57 AM
By ganstey

Ta muchly for everyones advice. I shall be making my decision shortly and my choice will be added to my lengthening Christmas pressie list! :-D

04/11/2003 - 10:24 PM
By j

Thanks for that Tim didn't think of that to be honest.

04/11/2003 - 9:01 PM
By jon.s

Hi. Didn't get round to it in the end.I'd like to practice on some other bands before I go to their gigs.I know that they will be desperate for prints.Don't want to look...

04/11/2003 - 4:10 PM
By pikey

Yep, good idea.

04/11/2003 - 2:50 PM
By Anthony

Richard - if you can read txt on a screen, and have a basic grasp of photographic terms and functions, then the custom functions are easy to use. Go for the 10D. You w...

04/11/2003 - 12:38 PM
By craigdonnelly

Hi Neil, try www.srbfilm.co.uk Andy

04/11/2003 - 9:12 AM
By andart

I have the 1.7x fuji tele lense for the 602 and they do work fine, the pics and colours are as clear as they ever were, as for vignetting at wide angles its states on the...

04/11/2003 - 7:34 AM
By tragicharpy

Hi Richard I'm a newbie on this forum but what filter are you asking about?

04/11/2003 - 1:14 AM
By big kelv

You could always use a digital watermark, the Digimark filter within Photoshop can be read from prints scanned back into PS. An expensive option, I admit - best left to ...

04/11/2003 - 1:10 AM
By big kelv

What do the ND numbers determine for neutral density filters? I understand that they could be either log scale referenes or linear attenuation (or trasmittance?) factors....

04/11/2003 - 1:01 AM
By vincectec

I must agree that fuji is probably the best film on the market certainly in aps format i have tried other films yet find fuji nexia aps iso 400 th...

04/11/2003 - 12:53 AM
By oldham

Tesco's

03/11/2003 - 8:06 PM
By Bernie

Thanks to everyone who replied, some good ideas for me to look at in the next few weeks! Stephen Roberts

03/11/2003 - 7:51 PM
By sterobeste

Any non dedicated Auto flash would do Metz, Vivitar ect. would have suitable flashguns in their range

03/11/2003 - 7:33 PM
By redsnappa

You are shooting in low light- Is it cold? if yes, bring 2 sets of batterys, keep one set in an inside (warm) pocket and change thaem over every so often (scientific term...

03/11/2003 - 7:22 PM
By Bucks

I bought a canoscan (not sure which one) for about 80 quid. It scans a normal 6x4 so that you could enlarge it to bigger than your monitor. Sorry thats not very technical...

03/11/2003 - 6:33 PM
By DanB

DP I am broadband and 1MB at that - it would have been fine :-) Anything to help Glad you have it sorted...hope the upgrade went/goes well. Mike

03/11/2003 - 6:08 PM
By UserDeleted

Thanks everyone, I think I'll go for the card reader in that case!A lot cheaper too.

03/11/2003 - 5:41 PM
By laura16

That's good news, rugbylass. I just heard on the radio that the Oxford sorting office is now back to work and the backlog *shouldn't* affect newly posted items too muc...

03/11/2003 - 5:40 PM
By dfawbert

You'll need to learn about colour management- This is a great website which has an article all about setting up Photoshop and your monitor for proper colour management.

03/11/2003 - 4:45 PM
By rugbylass