Is it wrong to love the postman?

Congrats on some lovely kit there Jimmy, but goodness me filters on 'L' glass ! ! ! nooooooooo.

Alan
 
Definitely not, I nearly jumped on mine yesterday when he delivered my goodies, poor lad, looked scared otu of his wits :lol:
 
Yep, nice table and a cracking door knob ;)
 
I'm reliably informed its a desk and a door handle ;)
 
I love my postalwoman...... :love:
but I`d love a postman IF he gave me all that gear ........ for nothing of course :lol: (I`m cheap)
 
The coatings on the front elements of 'L' lenses are very robust the only protection I think 'L' glass needs is a lens hood, any filters that aren't being used for a reason (ie polariser or ND) shouldn't be used in my humble opinion, unless of couse there being used as advised by canon to complete the water resistant nature of the lens (with a compatable body), ie 1 liter on the 70-200 when used on a 1series body.

Alan
 
Woodsy said:
Nikon fanboy here. but tbh, that does make me feel kinda giddy :D
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Just imagine it was a D300 with a Nikkor 70-200 f:2.8 AF-S VR. It's a case of either or for me at the moment, I'm just struggling to come up with any reason my wife will accept for spending the £2200 for both. Anyone got any ideas?
 
Its a love hate relationship with me. I love it when he turns up and brings me things and hate him when he doesnt.
It is wrong as usually if i dont get something its not really the fault of the posty.
The last time it WAS the fault of the posty was quite a few months ago.
I prefer couriers turnign up on myh door (usually means more expensive stuff on the way)
 
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