Recent content by Peter Mc

Thank's for the link :thumbs:

Thanks Stuart and happy new year to you :thumbs:

I picked up the 35mm yesterday and love it . . . my dog and 2 year old nephew don't! :lol:

I am Stuart, i have the same forum name. I'm mainly in the ball python section but don't bother with it much any more since it's gone like a war zone. A shame really as it used to be a good forum. I've alway's admired the pictures you do for Dave and your dogue de bordeaux. The tamron...

Thank's Graham i'll have a look now :thumbs:

Thank's this is extremely helpful . . . and something i hadn't thought about. I think i'll be sticking to dx for a good while as i'm expecting to use the d5100 for a long time. Unless i find limitations with that set up. I like the thought of maybe getting a few bargain's on second hand dx...

I'm not after extreme close up's of the snake's, i need to fit all of the snake in the picture. They're from cricket ball size to football size ( coiled up )

That would be the smart thing to do but money burn's a hole in my pocket :lol:

I've just watched a review of the tamron and it looks good. I like the look of the pictures it gets, so it could be an option. Thanks

Thanks for taking the time to make that post Graham it's helped me alot :thumbs: I think i'll stick to second hand lenses for now as well.

Thank's Johnsy, I'll stick with the 35mm for know then

Thank's for the advice guy's. I got the body only. So would it be best to just use the 35mm for a while?

I've just got a nikon D5100 and i've been told to get a 35mm afs 1.8g to start with, as it's a good lens to learn with. What other lenses would you recommend i add to the bag? I'm interested in outdoor portrait,landscape, wildlife and i want to get action shot's of the dog running. I was...

Thanks Neil, i've been looking at them for age's. I'm finally going to get one next pay day :D

Thanks everyone :thumbs: