Recent content by whacko77uk

Try Photoshop Touch its about £6.50.

I am going on holiday to the Himalayan region (Kanchenjunga) next month and thought I would give landscape photography a try, will be using a Sigma 10-20mm lens with 77 thread. Any thoughts using an ND Grad Filter and suggestions..... Mountains, snow, sky and rivers! Or is it simpler to use...

In my humble opinion I think the D7000 has much better ISO capability which is a big + for me.

Fstop Guru +1 and I hear you can now buy them from an outdoors shop in London.

I would take a point and shoot or make sure all my kit was insured...mugging is a way of life in those parts, speaking from experience.

Have a look at the F-Stop range various sizes and the Guru is a great day sack which will take a fair bit of kit ie. pro bodies and glass.

I think the F-Stop Guru would be a more suitable size.

Take the course you can only benefit from maximising the potential of your camera. Perhaps an SB700 later...

Perhaps....Fuji FinePix X10

I've seen this in jessops the legs are very thin and won't be much use on anything more than a small dslr with kit lens.

Nikon D5100 with a kit lens and the Nikon 70-300 vr all in under a grand. You can add the 35 f1.8 @ £165 later.

Manfrotto 190CXPro4 is £220 with a free head if you buy just now. It folds up smallish & is light as its carbonfiber.

Manfrotto 190CXPRO4 Carbon Fibre Tripod £220 new with a free £120 head on the Xmas offer from Manfrotto direct.

Lol! I must be the only one to get good deals out of Jessops, try the New Oxford Street flagship store they have a couple of pros working there full time. I recently paid £740 for a D7000 body only and got an additional £50 toward anything, I chose a black rapid strap. That's a deal in my...

No way! You're having a laugh.