Recent content by craigjardine1

love the guy with 400mm haha

possibly. could be the card reader. try using image recovery software to retrieve the images. then format the card through the computer. pop it back in the camera and take some tet images, 10-15 maybe, try to download them through the card reader. if it still happens, I would say the card, but...

that's is a lot of cameras. For me, I started with a bridge camera when I was 12, was a lumix, can't remember the name. got my first dslr when I was 15, a 500d, then got a 50d, then second (still got the two, sit behind the goals at football now) and now got 2 7d bodies.

These lenses are designed for crop sensor dslr. I couldn't tell you how the work on FF with regards to vignetting. They might be okay, they might not. I'd suggest a 17-40mm f4 l which is great value for money. If you stretch, try get a 16-35mm f2.8 mk I

I know pros who treat their gear like a child and others like it cost them pennies, same applies to amateurs I'm sure. The bottom line is, is doesn't matter if it is a pro or an amateur, it is the camera/lens condition that matters

Can't agree more about the grinding noise. Never done the spa treatment, will need to give it a go

I have just spotted it, only quickly glance through the thread before posting

sadly I didn't have anyone to share yesterday with :(, back to the Scottish Premier league next week though

the rubber granules are about as annoying as sand at the beach, find their way into every nook and cranny

I'm shooting nothing, having it off

football would be 70-200 2.8, for rugby I'd take a 100-400

I'd go for the 40d, had a 30d a long time ago but will be pretty dated now. the 40d for not much more offers much better performance

the yn622n triggers are fabulous, however this will be little consolation since you are spending more money

sounds like you can justify them both

I would always try to pack a wide (10-20 or the likes) and a standard zoom (17-55, 24-70, 24-105, 18-135, 17-85 etc) so that you get a bit of zoom