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I am the same currently with the 20-70 f4 and the 35 f1.4 but with the 40 f2.5 when I want to go compact.

Yes. They seem to be.

I used Cameriz last month for a Sony A1 II. It took 12 days from placement of order to delivery and was well worth the wait. DHL kept me informed of progress once the package was in their system. I currently have a Sony 100-400 and 1.4 TC on order with them. They are certainly worth considering.

Cameriz and Camerasdori are just as good as the likes of e-infinity and Panamoz. I checked with Barclaycard before buying from both and was assure they would cover me as normal. I bought a Sony A1 mk II and various lenses from the two companies with absolutely no issues. I will be ordering more...

They seem to be pretty competitive with e-infinity, Cotswold, CamerasDori etc. I certainly saved more money using Cameriz.

As an alternative to Cotswold and Panamoz, I have just used Cameriz for the first time. I bought a Sony A1 II and a Sony 20-70 F4 for a really good price. 12 days from order to delivery via FedEX who kept me well informed on progress. I would certainly be happy to use Cameriz again.

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If you just go onto Google and type Cotswold cameras and the item of kit you wish to buy, the search result usually brings up a page from the website with a price and means of ordering it. Emailing for a cost works too. Alternatively, you could use Camerasdori where you maybe able to find the...

A follow up to the above. I made some enquiries about costs etc.with Panamoz and Cameriz. Panamoz would only reduce their price to £4100 yesterday. I have only ever bought a single item from them previously so would understand if frequent users perhaps get better offers. A three year warranty...

I bought the Canon Pro 310 myself a few months ago. It is a great printer and just works for me. More so than the older Canon Pro 10S that it replaced. I bought my 310 from John Lewis with a double discount for £400. Worth every penny.

Private sale?

the original Nikon Z6 had an issue with the camera skin peeling after a little use. It was a well known problem and Nikon replaced the skin accordingly free of charge. I had a “grey Z6” and I contacted Nikon in the UK. As it was a known issue, they didn’t care whether the camera was grey or not...

I have contacted them twice in the last couple of days. I had a same day response on both occasions.

Benq stated that you should not use lens cleaning clothes etc but just their magic cleaning cloth. I think there is a concern that using lens clothes etc .can remove the matte screen layer, if I recall rightly. I tend to use ionised water and clothes. maybe I should go back to using lens clothes...

I have the same monitor, the Benq SW272U. I am just curious as to why you are thinking of changing it. Much as I like mine, the matte coating drives me up the wall as it seems to get marks on it for no apparent reason and they are a pig to get off. The cleaning cloth supplied by Benq is a joke.