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Eames said:
The amount of camera gizmo's you post leads me to believe a camera on its own is pretty useless for a professional photographer which I assume you are.

Could you do your job or take good photographs just with a "naked" camera?
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I travel on holiday with 1 camera, 1 lens. Always. Last time I went away for 12 days and shot with a manual focus lens no less.

Professionally I have quite a lot of gear (less than some), whether you are into photography/chef/mechanics but over time you start to accumulate more gear and tools. Gear gives us flexibility, saves time, and provide wider window of opportunity.

Some photos I can only take with certain gear, some I can take with almost any lens/camera combo. It depends what it is.
 
Raymond Lin said:
I travel on holiday with 1 camera, 1 lens. Always. Last time I went away for 12 days and shot with a manual focus lens no less.

Professionally I have quite a lot of gear (less than some), whether you are into photography/chef/mechanics but over time you start to accumulate more gear and tools. Gear gives us flexibility, saves time, and provide wider window of opportunity.

Some photos I can only take with certain gear, some I can take with almost any lens/camera combo. It depends what it is.
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Exactly it's the same with any hobby.

My hobbies I've collected all sorts over the time, and have planned thousands to spend on them in the near future.
 
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Regy53 said:
Awsome, me and a pal are doing the trip too. From bedfordshire though, leaving on the Thursday to return on the Monday.
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I shall keep my eyes peeled for UK E46 M3's, that are quicker than the average E46 M3 then ;)

We are staying in Leige not Spa, as it's not far away, and a fair bit cheaper lol.
 
DiCe! said:
Having never tried to play an instrument before I thought at 26 I might be too old, then I thought, nuts to that and got this:
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your never too old mate, its just having the time and commitment to keep practicing - my Dad decided to start learning Violin in his late 40s and hes now playing regularly in a local folk band (totally not my thing but seems to keep him happy)
 
I got them off ebay, just searched "soundscience" - They are in a neat package, all sealed and nice flexible sticky back. I can see these being used with USB mains adapters and dotted around various places, above the bed headboard as a reading light or kitchen etc.

Many uses at little cost.
 
anticonscience said:
Talk to me about these lights behind TV's, I am wanting to buy some.

Where should I be looking?
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I bought a cheap kit off amazonion, does the job. I'll post a pic up tonight, really adds to it overall...also on a white light it tricks the eyes into making the black look deeper.

Plus they are LED's which by any geeks default means its cool :p

Only £15-£20 I think :)

EDIT: Found one from bookface.

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Siliconslave said:
your never too old mate, its just having the time and commitment to keep practicing - my Dad decided to start learning Violin in his late 40s and hes now playing regularly in a local folk band (totally not my thing but seems to keep him happy)
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First lesson next Tuesday, should be good!
Its strange, people have either said "wow! good for you!" or "You will fail, its difficult, should have got a guitar" .....everyone plays the bloody guitar!
 
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