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Back down to £11

Hi, They had the new 80-400 down at the Focus On Imaging show. To answer some of the questions above, yes there is a barrel lock on it and yes the lens extends out when you zoom. As to be expected, I could not really test it, but it did acquire focus very quickly in the exhibition hall...

Hi, You can get a permit to take photos in London Underground stations. No5 is the money shot! :)

Hi In the Photo Shopping section have a look in, "Shopping, Suppliers and Bargains" you will find a number of threads on Panamoz. I have ordered a 70-300 zoom, a Nikon Teleconvertor and a Lumix TZ30 from them, no issues, no problems! A very quick delivery on all items.

Amazon now has the D600 at £1,613.36 :eek:

Camera price buster now has the D600 at £1860! :)

On the iPhone I use "LightTrac" there is also a version for android. It can show the direction of the sun or moon, at any time, for any location. You can save favorite locations and there is a section to work out shadows (which I don't really understand). I have found it very useful for...

Nikon compatible lens :)

Hi, I have both cameras, although I prefer the physical size and build of the D300s, I now mainly use the D7000. I prefer the improved high ISO performance and other little tweaks. You should try them both out and see how they feel in your hand.

OK, I just assumed it was for the Premier Accounts. It's now decision time on what image to use. :thinking:

Hmm, nearly tempted but I don't qualify for the Premier Current Account! To be eligible to join Premier Banking you must have an annual gross income paid into a Barclays current account of £75,000+ or £50,000+ saved or invested through Barclays. If you meet and continue to meet the Premier...

Hi, Not a stupid question Yes, that is the little lever labelled AF M, under the lens release button. Just press in that button, then at the same time rotate the front dial to move through all the focus point options, single to 51 points 3D tracking. Rotate the rear dial to move through the...

Hi, I also have these two books, As a beginner I can recommend the On Camera Flash Techniques book. It is easy to understand, lots of diagrams and the settings used are explained. I was able to replicate most of the examples in the book. The Light Science and Magic book was too heavy...

I mainly go for the seminars/talks and Andy was on very good form, he is a very passionate guy. It was a pity about the loud music from the other stand, but we got our own back! :lol:

A couple of years back, I also used my tripod up the 'Top of the Rock' I bought the combo ticket and during the day visit there was at least five tripods set up when I got there. But for my sunset visit, it was so crowded I didn't dare put up my tripod! :eek: But as soon as the sun had...