Nikon D750 & D780

The oh got a macbook tonight 2nd hand all wipe and clean trying to add a yahoo mail account and get the error message connection insecure etc etc etc
 
kingo15 said:
The oh got a macbook tonight 2nd hand all wipe and clean trying to add a yahoo mail account and get the error message connection insecure etc etc etc
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Well done my friend MBP are lovely I've the last year model nearly got this year today but NO stopped myself as there no different in performance just maybe a fraction..

Anyway Yahoo are you setting it up by clicking Yahoo mail in Mail app ??
 
rookies said:
Well done my friend MBP are lovely I've the last year model nearly got this year today but NO stopped myself as there no different in performance just maybe a fraction..

Anyway Yahoo are you setting it up by clicking Yahoo mail in Mail app ??
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the macbook mail app

its not mine im happier with my xps
 
So after sending back my Tenba DNA 11 I am looking at the Tenba Cooper 13 or Retrospective 7. I have seen the Cooper on offer but it still slightly more than the Retro.

Both are pretty similar in size on paper and both will hold what I need! Reviews for both are positive!

Decisions decisions!!!
 
kingo15 said:
The default email that comes on the mac book
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I don't use the mail app on my Mac, but try Macrumors, they're a wealth of knowledge (y)
 
snerkler said:
I don't use the mail app on my Mac, but try Macrumors, they're a wealth of knowledge (y)
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Out interest what u use? As I use mail as on mac iPad and iPhone. All works together
 
JJ! said:
My wife doesnt struggle... she just adds to the collection!
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Bloody right there she get one the cost of 4 or 5 of mine
 
rookies said:
Bloody right there she get one the cost of 4 or 5 of mine
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I have not informed her how much the bags I am looking at cost... but the fact that she owns a bag that cost the same, has no padding and struggles to fit a phone and wallet in, means my purchase is fully justified!
 
All those talk of bags has got me thinking of a new one to replace my kata but it need to take the gripped d750, 150-600 , 70,200 plus the 85mm and 35mm
 
kingo15 said:
All those talk of bags has got me thinking of a new one to replace my kata but it need to take the gripped d750, 150-600 , 70,200 plus the 85mm and 35mm
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A big bag lol
 
Heres another from my morning walk.
A little edit in LR

GRE_3392 by Graham, on Flickr
 
Anyone using trov insurance. It a on demand insurance
 
rookies said:
Anyone using trov insurance. It a on demand insurance
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I've not heard of them but I've just tried their online quote estimated. At excess of £239.85 and a monthly payment of £14.40 for only the D750 (no lenses included) it seems quite high compared to the well known photography insurers. With no excess it's £18.30 a month. Take into account a quick quote from aaduki for £10,000 worth of equipment came out at £256.85 a year (£21.40 a month- there may be an excess with that I haven't checked).
 
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But it on demand but prob over priced. But you have there app on your phone ticknwhen you take it out it charge you daily. When home tick it off
 
rookies said:
But it on demand but prob over priced. But you have there app on your phone ticknwhen you take it out it charge you daily. When home tick it off
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Isn't your gear covered on your house insurance? Mine covers me up to £1500 for an unspecified item. I can specify items over £1500 (such as my 70-200mm now) but that puts the premium up a bit obviously. But it's per individual item, so if my D750 and 70-200mm got nicked or broken it's £1500 for each so £3000.
 
Will ask my insurance so your covered £1500 per item?
 
But is it covered when out if you drop it out about??
 
snerkler said:
Isn't your gear covered on your house insurance? Mine covers me up to £1500 for an unspecified item. I can specify items over £1500 (such as my 70-200mm now) but that puts the premium up a bit obviously. But it's per individual item, so if my D750 and 70-200mm got nicked or broken it's £1500 for each so £3000.
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This is how i have mine, away from home cover no more than £2000 per individual item, but covers lost or accidental damage. But its like for like.
 
rookies said:
Will ask my insurance so your covered £1500 per item?
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Yep, but obviously policies vary so it doesn't mean that all policies will have this. I can specify items above this amount, but can only have up to £20k worth of specified items, which I've already maxed out so can't add any of my camera gear. I figure £1500 would get me grey or mint used though.
 
kingo15 said:
This is how i have mine, away from home cover no more than £2000 per individual item, but covers lost or accidental damage. But its like for like.
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Did you have to pay extra
 
kingo15 said:
This is how i have mine, away from home cover no more than £2000 per individual item, but covers lost or accidental damage. But its like for like.
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Ooh, £2000 per item, which insurer's this?
 
dunno probably, but to be hones if it all got nicked or broken in one go id struggle to replace it so its worth it in my eyes
 
rookies said:
But it on demand but prob over priced. But you have there app on your phone ticknwhen you take it out it charge you daily. When home tick it off
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So what happens if your house is burgled and you have it unticked?

rookies said:
Will ask my insurance so your covered £1500 per item?
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Depends on the insurance. I've had to pay extra to cover the additional value within the home as the overall value of home contents with camera equipment was too low. I've upped it so there is enough cover for home contents and camera equipment. It's best to speak to your insurers, explain the situation and go from there. Home insurance is cheaper than specific photography insurance but make sure you don't ever sell an image otherwise it's likely to break the insurance agreement.
 
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