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Hmmm. Perhaps. :thinking: I had a Nikon (all very manual) some years ago and really loved it. When I went digital and wanted a proper camera I started out with a Panny FZ48, which is a bridge camera. It was really good, but somewhat limiting, so I went back to Nikon. (kept the Panny tho'.) As...

:ty: Many thanks for the advice lads. It looks as if I'll have to go and dust-off the wallet. (I am a Scot, so it doesn't come easy! :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:)

Thanks Pete.

Just an example: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/140982929999

I know that this will have about 5000 of you howling in bewildered rage, but what exactly is wrong with £20+/- 2.2x tele-converters? :thinking:

Many thanks for your comprehensive reply, Redhed17. :ty: I have one more very basic Q, but I'll PM you when I get a minute, if I may.

"Photoshop CS? For Dummies" Mine cost pennies, second hand and in good nick, from Amazon. :banana:

As far as I can understand :thinking: my CS2 cannot be upgraded for my D3100. I either have to upgrade my PS or buy Elements. Am I right on this? :help: With many thanks from an old and doddery one! :facepalm:

I would be interested to know this also. :thinking:

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Got to agree with everybody's opinion. Chris is right about going to a local camera shop to try the ergonomics. Personally, I wouldn't go for good advice from said shop and then go home and order from Argoose! I reckon it is worth an extra 10%~ to have this advice on your doorstep. Also, ask...

For wild reds and roes in Scotland, if you draw a line along The Highland Fault (approx Dumbarton to Stonehaven), anywhere north of that line and the world is your oyster, if you get into the countryside a bit. Down to the roadside in mid-winter. Now, the good fowk o' Gallowa' will be after me...

Mulch is correct, in that it is a most photogenic area. In places the mountains just rise sheer out of the peat hags. This can make for a very long and arduous day!:( If the weather in February is too icy/snowy for serious mountaineering, close by Ardvreck Castle is the mountain Quinaig. (pro...