Recent content by Robell

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Alternatively, Canon run some excellent photographic courses, for all levels of folk. It's a lot easier to be shown how to do something, than read from a book, esp in the early days. Check out their website for details

P.S. There are, for want of a better word, strap on tank bags available, rather than the magnetic types. Model specific from Triumph, or general purpose from the usual sources.

Sorry about the delayed reply, have been away since Friday. RVF - Until recently Triumphs had plastic tanks, so I've got a Baglux on mine. Can't say I know if magnets might be a problem, but I think I'd be cautious too. Photostar - Oops, Sorry. Can't find the "embarrased, shouldn't make...

Obviously, I'd recommend the 1050ST. I carry the camera body and a short zoom, in my tankbag, for those 'bike in front of a stunning view' type shots. The top box is water-proof, for any other gear, but if you're travelling 2-up, does the other half know that she's giving up clothes space ??

I've only done a couple of weddings, generally when I've been bullied into it by 'mates' I did find a cable release handy for those group shots. If folk don't know exactly when you're taking shots, they are more natural, and by watching the group you'll more easily spot the inevitable clown...

Hi all, Another newbie signing in. Have finally decided that the film camera is old tech, helped by the derisory offer I had for it recently. So it's hello to my first digital SLR, a Canon EOS 40D, and a raft of new technology to get my head round. Other interests, beside the new camera...