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19-06-2009, 18:03
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Yeah of course you are right mate. The queen has to be happy though...its in the contract.
      
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19-06-2009, 18:33
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19-06-2009, 19:36
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Welcome back mate! I thought you had gone AWOL on us. You vanished from everywhere for a few hours. Those alien buggers don't just abduct cow's ya know!!
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19-06-2009, 19:39
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i actually preferred the extra width i got moving from a d300 to d700 making my 14-24mm wiiiiiide
The length never bothered me as i dont actually shoot birds, but the iso capabilities are outstanding which i find im using a lot, so for me it was a great upgrade, i did have full frame glass to go on it before hand though
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19-06-2009, 20:22
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Most of my glass is full frame suitable except my Sigma 10-20 and my Nikon 18-200VR. So this is not so much of a problem if I decide to go that way.
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