Recent content by terryt

Been using Quidco and Topcashback for a while now and have got hundreds back. Its best for contract services like phone/utility contracts and insurance etc as they usually pay out more. There's nothing to lose, some do take a while to pay out but as long as it tracks then it's fine.

Get any messenger bag you like and stick an insert in it like this one.

Not sure if there are any CF readers that will work but you can get a USB host cable between phone and camera and use an app like RawVision.

That grip is clever, thought it was just a piece of plastic like a back cover but it actually has a built in battery.

Which focus mode do you have it on? I don't think it beeps in AF-C.

I stayed up last night to catch the whole thing, a definite must watch.

Looks legit to me, sold and dispatched by Amazon. Prices have been dropping on there for the last month http://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Nikon-D7100-Digital-Camera-24-1MP/product/B00BJCTHAW

I already have a blower so not sure I need the full kit but thanks for the link, will check out their other kits.

Thanks all, #1 is a bit of a cliche shot of the Helix Bridge/Marina Bay Sands, it was taken quite late so bit disappointed with all the blackness in the sky.

Thanks for all the comments :cool: Cheers, I did look at catching a ferry to Penang but ran out of time unfortunately. Maybe next time :D

Langkawi - Berjaya Resort by kc@terry, on Flickr Langkawi - Black Sand Beach Pier by kc@terry, on Flickr Langkawi - Seven Wells Waterfall by kc@terry, on Flickr

Spent a couple of weeks in Singapore to visit the inlaws, spent most of my time taking pics :D Unfortunately it was quite cloudy on most afternoons, or there were no clouds at all. Singapore - Helix Bridge by kc@terry, on Flickr Singapore - Gardens by the Bay by kc@terry, on Flickr...

Really like the first one, I was there a couple weeks ago and was about to post my pics :)

Can anyone recommend any sensor cleaning products for the d7000, I'm looking at this pack, anyone used them before?

Its the D5100 which has the same sensor as the D7000.