Recent content by drfish

Super, cheers guys. Definitely some food for thought there. With regards what I want to shoot, I don't really know as yet. Still very much a n00b with regards photography. I have an agenda of mainly portrait, animals, nature/wildlife and kids (my own, I'm not a weirdo :D ) I'll do some reading...

There seems to be quite a range of second hand ones at about £40-60, which is reasonable enough. I just don't want to be hovering around the £100 mark, my Mrs is hard as nails lol. Although I have sent her off to Butlins for the weekend with the girls, so what she doesn't know... :D

I don't even have the lens yet, I'm only using the standard 18-55, it was more for a 'future reference'. I did figure I'd be told to up the ante to a more respectable one. :) I'll have a look into them then. There's quite a few on fleabay around the £40 mark, are these the kind of thing you mean?

I have just been perusing what seems to be a vast array of tripods, and I'm a little stuck as to what to look for and what brands are recommended. I'm only after something cheapish, that's quite light, sturdy and around 40-50" at full stretch. Something that can be easily carried around on...

Nice one, thanks for that guys.

I'll be honest, I haven't really done anything as yet :cool: . I've just been clicking like a mad man. There was no card in the sense of a card, just these two warranty slips of paper. I'll try the online registration this evening when I get in from work. I've never actually registered any...

It was directly from Amazon. I wouldn't of got it from a seller if that was the case.

Hi folks Quick newbie type question. I've recently bought a Nikon D5100 kit with lens from Amazon.co.uk. It came with 2 carbon copy type warranty slips, I'm not sure what I'm meant to do with them? Do I return a copy to Amazon, or do I just hang on to all of it, in the event of needing to...

Hi guys and girls I'm Lee, 36 from Notts. Been advised to come here by a friend, although I don't know his user handle. I've been keenly snapshotting with a Canon Powershot A590 for the last 4 years or so, so finally decided to take the plunge and go full D-SLR. Opted for the Nikon D5100...