Recent content by Aidy

Thanks all. This kind of just jumped out at me this morning, and I liked how it looked. Sometimes, good things do just happen. Bring on Thursday night!!!

New coffee. new day. wk1 by Adrian Backhouse, on Flickr My linky

New coffee, new day. I struggled a bit with this one, maybe I just need to not overcomplicate things!!! wk1 by Adrian Backhouse, on Flickr

Just found this thread. I've had my D5300 for a year now and love it. It's my first dslr and I find it so easy to use. Here's to many more happy years!!!

Well here goes, this is my first attempt this year, so here's hoping I stay motivated

Thanks all. I may just stick to using the lenses on the old bodies. It was just a thought, as there are quite a few lenses. Thanks for all your input

I inherited my grandfathers old 35mm konika film cameras and lenses, and was thinking of buying an adapter so I can use the lenses on my d5300. My questions are: Is it worth it? Would it be "ok" (use for taking photos of days out with the family), or would I get close to the same quality of shot...

Sign me up. I hope to complete it, fingers crossed. I'm new to this, so I'll have to read up on the rules

Thanks for that

Hi all. First time here as I have just acquired a Ricoh 35mm slr. Nowhere in my local town does processing, so is there any online places people recommend, either for developing or just the negative processing?

595.8. Must try harder later!!!!:D

Thanks for all the comments. I think I better go and speak to the bank manager nicely:naughty::naughty::naughty: Aidy

As the title suggests!!! I've tried them both, and like them both. Is there an advantage to buying the D200? The picture quality looks the same on both, so I'm wondering if there is any major differences I should look out for? Or if there is a Canon equivalent that will take equally good...

I'm all man (or so my wife tells me:naughty: :eek: )