Rivers Edge

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  1. wiseowl

    wiseowl Admin Staff Member

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    Today at the river,s edge
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  2. Clematis

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    Lovely shots Woo. :thumb:
     
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    Thanks Clematis and Cap For your kind comments:)
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  5. Dave W

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    That last one's a cracker Woo!
     
  6. wiseowl

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    Thanks Dave much appreciated :thumb::) I am just Reviewing a Sony A200 and Tamron AF lens 70-300 F/4-5.6 Di -LD Macro 1:2
     
  7. Dave W

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    Lucky Woo - All those nice toys to play with!
    I've just been reading a review of the Canon 5D MkII - It's probably as close as I'll ever get to one :cry:
     
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    Hi Dave Yes its got everything mind you can get the Body only for about £2300:cool:Its 21.1 mp full frame CMOS sensor and its got a magnesium alloy body plus its environmentally sealed,I,ll have to start doing the Lottery:) I only get to review and test the under £500 models,Bridge cameras,Ect,DSLR for those that jump from the compact to DSRL .:)
     
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