Happy snapping >>>>

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Shouldn't you post a link to the old one?

Fair point ... done.

A few from an early-morning stroll around Collioure last week.

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nice minty.

Got a B+W 10 Stop ND filter last week and took it out for a bit of an experiment. My phone app seems to be completely wrong in terms of calculating the required shutter speed, so I took a hit and miss approach with these being a couple of the better results.

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Looking to bit the bullet and possibly buy a Canon 60D and use a55 as back up.
Just wondered peoples photos on 60D if you've used them. 7/5D well out of price range

so photos, nothing special

I love the way this one's worked in particular.

Couple from a visit to the Peak District

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the 60 is heavy, and if you're using an extra battery,grip or telephoto lens, it's incredibly heavy,

I'm renting one for next weekends trip back to Snowdon, BG said I should have gone for the 60 when I bought my 550, and in a lot of respects he is right, I'm giving it another 3 months and then going to the 1D.

using one of these yesterday, with a battery grip and sigma 50-500 telephoto, was like lugging one of my 10k dumbells around but a brilliant camera which gives brilliant results at any focal length and any subject. My Grandad, who wons the camera is a keen birdwatcher and loves it and I was taking photos of my young cousin riding his bike around and I got some very good results