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AnthonyY
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Off topic here, what breed is your dog, cos mine looks very similar 
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Stuart
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sweet dog and if my expertise serves me well is it a heinz 57..lol just jesting  
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AnthonyY
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| Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:54 pm Post subject: |
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| Stuart wrote: | | sweet dog and if my expertise serves me well is it a heinz 57..lol just jesting |
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andyj
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Heinz 57 i.e. bit of a mixture! I think mine is a Jack Russel well was sold to me as one.
Stuart I am sure I will have some questions for you I will give it the weekend and come back with some more pics after I have read the manual properly. Oh by the way what sort of decent lens would you recommend? Would like a macro and a sorta general all rounder if htere is such a thing. |
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Stuart
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well as a general all round lens the nikon 18-70mm is a great lens which produces great pics for the price..and for the macro I would recommend the tamron 90mm but its not cheap at around £280-300.
You could go for something like the sigma 24-70mm which covers a nice range and it has close focus abilities...sigma even name it as a macro so thats an option as well..it all comes down to how much you want to spend..whats your budget?..this will narrow it down alot!
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AnthonyY
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| Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 1:48 am Post subject: |
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| Ok, yeah mine is he is a King Charles X Manchester Terrier |
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andyj
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Cheers Stuart I reckon the £100-200 mark for now anyway would be the limit. Unless Santa is generous this year!
I have tried a couple more not figured the "f" setting yet or anything else just been messing about really.
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andyj
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