Seems to be good prices to me. You can easily sell the 70-200 for that price if you ugrade later on down the track. I only ever bought the genuine battery grips. They too can be found fairly cheap second hand, and will help balance the camera more when using a longer lens. I wouldn't bother with th...

A few more from today http://www.speedshots.com.au/images/2010_mcm/SS1_3011_800.jpg http://www.speedshots.com.au/images/2010_mcm/SS1_3610_800.jpg http://www.speedshots.com.au/images/2010_mcm/SS1_3643_800.jpg http://www.sp...

Bit of Saturday action http://www.speedshots.com.au/images/2010_mcm/SS1_0582_800.jpg http://www.speedshots.com.au/images/2010_mcm/SS1_1422_800.jpg http://www.speedshots.com.au/images/2010_mcm/SS1_0261_800.jpg http://www...

T1 from the top of the Subaru Driver Training Centre
Turn 2/3 from the outside of the circuit
T4 from the inside (back of the skidpan)
T12 (last corner, coming onto the straight)
T6/7 if you wanna drive around the back of the circuit

Plenty of spots around :)

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Here's an idea 50D with 70-200 F4L and maybe the 18-55 IS kit lens. I don't consider the 70-300/75-300 etc to be worth anything, and will hinder rather than enhance the experience. The kit 18-55 IS lens isn't a bad piece of glass, not stellar, but it's likely to be your less used lens anyway. The ...

Photoaction wrote:Yeah but I do.....damn plus I just became a grand parent to twin boys....cheers

Congrats Dave!!!

- Are you CAMS Accredited? Yes - If so, for how long? Applied in 2005 and approved for 2006 onwards. - Has being CAMS Accredited assisted you more than before accreditation? Yes, it's a handy status to have when selling yourself, especially to national categories where racing occurs at various cir...

It *always* pays to be Wong ;)

Sony's are for old men with the shakes, hence the need for IS on everything