Recent content by Zebedee101

Very reputable company with great prices, nearly all of my photography gear was bought from them. Was living in the US at the time, when returning to the UK everything over a year old was exempt from import duty.

I live close by and hand delivered my lens that need repair under warranty (except it didn't, a component in the camera had gone). It was a small modern industrial unit and told there was 3 people who worked there.

I was there a few weeks ago. Its a small enoughplace that you can cover the majority of it in a couple of days without missing anything. The fish market is behind the town hall. Found that eating in the main square was over priced and not the greatest quality but eating slightly further away was...

I heard about the talk photography forum from zoochat.com. There are a number of galleries on there that are segregated by geographical area then individual zoos so you get a good idea about whats is there. Most of the photographs show the enclosures rather than close up animal shots as that is...

I used to live in NYC and bought most of my camera gear here. The advantage is that you get a highly knowledgeable sales staff that aren't distracted by having to take payment or package your purchase. The equipment you wish to see is conveyered to the sales staff by a computerised conveyer...

Just a note to make sure you are aware that Sony dont have the standard hotshoe for flash. If you are going down the Jessops route you need a sony compatible one, or an adapter which is a fortune from sony or a fraction of the price from Hong kong

Local sales tax can be avoided by not living in the state. You dont pay sales tax if you buy online and the seller is in another state. I lived in NJ, would go to the B & H store in New York to look at and try out equipment, then go the 20 miles home and order online, saving 7%. Because of the...