Recent content by fleteboy

[URL="http://amzn.to/Jn9e4e"] Very pleased with mine. Looks smart with a thin form factor.

If you have not already done so try the Hoe, Barbican and Devils Point (end of Durnford Street)

DSLR stays at home but I always take my G10 when dog walking. Thinking of a S100 to replace G10 (size and weight).

Thanks for the tip. Just trying the demo version.

Same problem as the OP, FF4 very slow on Virgin Media BB plus crashing numerous times. Now using Chrome with no problems and it's fast.

That's a good review with some super apps mentioned.

I haven't been to Gib for many years but if things haven't changed - remember to haggle.

It's good on my Desire/2.2 Thanks

I had this lens for use with my Canon EOS 650 film camera - it is an old design! I rarely used it, finding the AF slow and noisy.

I can only compare it with my slingshot, the strap is more comfortable and overall the bag is a much better construction. As to comfort over a long period the problem here comes down to weight. I've not carried a tripod yet but I think that would be quite awkward. Monopod should be fine.

I've got this bag. I'm very pleased with it and it's holding a similar amount of phot. kit to yours with one extra lens. No problem reaching "bits" at the bottom of the bag. I don't carry a laptop though and have noticed that my 85mm and 70-300mm side by side do push into the line of the laptop...

That is very cool, thanks for the tip

Head for Bigbury-on-Sea. Park at Folly Hill Farm, take the footpath through the farm yard. Two hundred yards and you look down on the river Avon where it joins the sea and beyond to Burgh Island. (Best when tide out). Also, nearby, Challaborough SW footpath to the west some excellent cliff views.