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:O Free?! Ahh man! Well, what ever it was that you did to net that for free, well played sir!

Standard? Well, I am assuming standard as it only cost me £73 delivered :D

Good work chief! Looks nicer than my FM2n, and in better condition as well. May I ask how much it cost you?

In the OP, the first and third shots are awsome imho. Really well taken.

Yep, the Siggy 150mm is awsome. That said, If you did want closer to 200mm, then you might consider the Sigma 180mm f/3.5? Costs a hell of a lot, but is closer to your focal length requirement. As for its suitability for telephoto work, you'd have to ask someone that has it already. :)

That's the thing. Your shots wont get better using a better camera. Not that I'm talking about your shots, as I have never seen them :D As said though, basically everything about the camera gets better. If you need to upgrade, then do. If not, perhaps spend the money on better glass if you are...

lol

test Awsome

Ha! :D WB matey :)

ZOMG, you turned down at 100-400 for £350?! /dies

lol! Yep, TPF gets my vote as well. :D

RRP was about £4,200 at the time, I paid £3,280 :D

Ahh appologies, Forgot it was there! :$ I'll repost in there. Please delete this one :)

Please delete.

My room at home... Pioneer VSX-D2011 2X B&W603 S3 4X B&W601 S3 1X B&W LCR60 S3 Pioneer DV-565 Marantz CD5400 REL Q-150E MK-II Dell 2600 26" HD LCD QED Silver Anniversary Bi-Wire (front's) QED Micro single (Rears) QED Quintex Scart (DVD - TV) Chord Opticord (CD - AMP) Preciouse Metals Biwire...

Indeed.

Imo I would say extension tubes might be the best option with cost in mind. Also they have no actual optics within them, they simply increase the distance of the lens to the CCD. This doesn't change the focusing abilities of the lens itself, it simply means that the image spot is brought into...

What you should be able to do is choose a custom res to output from the pc end. If once connected, right click on the desktop and then properties. Go settings > advanced and then choose the tab at the top that quotes what graphics card you have. As it's an nvidia it makes life easier. Then in...

If the TV has either a VGA or DVI input, and your graphics card has two video outputs (which I'm pretty sure it does...) it would be easiest to run the tv straight from the graphics card with nothing between. This can be done simply be setting up the tv and your normal monitor in a dual monitor...

What you could do, is if you find a good enough amp, then you might be able to set the rear center channels as a second zone and use those on a seperate input on the amp with the pc attached to that input. That's what I plan on doing next year with my pioneer vsx-d2011. So to claify, I'll set...