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The Olympus E510.

I'm sure they have some way of testing it Ellis....LOL Has to be better that some of the shots I have on photographic paper here that have faded noticably after a period of 10-15 years. And I might add have been stored in cool conditions in the dark? Ade

I struggle to understand what you say sometimes SM I know English is plainly not your first language once again wrong but the only consistent thing in your statements is a lack of objectivity. you are consistent in being wrong. sadly TC you are not understanding what is being written, not just by me but by many individuals. I suggest you re-read the AP reviews to find out the bits you ...

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Ta. :)

I look better in mono, especially if my head's not in shot....

Ceri, I keep unexposed around the flat I hope you close the curtains??!? Susan

Thanks everyone for your time peterkin.....that site you linked to is excellent, thankyou very much, i need to experiment with that.

Were you relying on autofocus? The AF could well have got confused when faced with a flat subject...

Make certain all staff are thoroughly and properly trained. Communication: Make certain everyone is on the same page. Delegate duties and responsibilities to staff members, and leave them to it with a goal to shoot for, and don't interfere without being asked for your help or opinion. There's nothing worse than someone looking over one's shoulder while they work. Give credit where cred...

This post is exactly what I've been looking for; I've just recently ordered a Nikon film camera which will be used alongside a DSLR. I guess it was triggered by seeing a few old documentaries about David Bailey, etc.. I'm intrigued as to how I'll take to film, so will definitely post back here when I've developed some shots (my school has a darkroom, lucky me!). Rhys

You can already see one here Ed. Taken in a howling gail on Tuesday night.

Timiano - 300V - in Tv mode shutter speed is easy to select and in Av mode the aperture is easy to select, using the main dial. In Manual Mode shutter speed is easy to select but aperture needs an additional button press to the main dial. Not too bad, as you say, once you get used to it. The 602 is, however, a bit more complicated. OK, again, once you get used to it, I suppose, but ...

The K10d is indeed fabulous, I love mine. I bought it after much deliberation about 15 months ago, and I haven't been disappointed. That said I've not invested in any lenses as my dad has plenty of (old) K-mount glass I can borrow, and now I find myself wondering if this wouldn't be a good time to jump ship, with no lens investment to protect. I look at Nikon and see a huge array of Ni...

Thanks Duncan for the link to the Clarkvision site a very interesting article on the clarkvision site. Personally I fully agree with the assesment of image quality for film. I investigated a little further none the less and followed some links and came across what I believe to be a definitive answer to show digital superiority over film. Have a look at [link=http://www.ales.litomisky.com/p...