Learn film speed, aperture and exposure and go from there lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Liam
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Learn film speed, aperture and exposure and go from there lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Liam
best i've had so far is a pikey we have used for years who cuts our conifer tree lmao! ... no post :( no coilovers
No more mr floaty :(
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On the plus side, I suppose I may now be able to drive anywhere without scraping a few mm's of tread off lol
When i just saw them PI Shocks on FB i thought they were baseball bates and shocks! lol
have fun undoing the nut that holds the front shock in jack f lol
i think jack has a lot more experience at nut removal than the rest of us...............
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Originally Posted by mowgli
harsh!
Nice starter SLR Liam, I'm looking at taking an upgrade on mine. Learn all the basics and want one with a quicker shutter speed etc now, and a Canon after using someone's Canon 1D
Yep, good starter DSLR. I have a Canon 550D with a couple of Lens'. Awesome bit of kit, far cleverer than me.
As Jack says learn about shutter speeds, aperture and exposure and you'll be well away.
I feel bad for laughing at that... sorry RJ.Quote:
Originally Posted by mowgli