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French_Knickers

Beki88 wrote: »

No idea what a bridge camera is sorry He is happy keeping his d40 just new lenses.
He is watching these in his ebay:
Nikon Nikkor AF D 50 mm F/1.8 Lens
Nikkor 18-135mm DX AF-S F3.3-5.6
But I have no idea what it is he is looking for or why, I just let him get on with it as long as he goes through quidco haha.

Ah I see now. His D40 is a nice camera anyway and technically better than a bridge camera......which by the way is a bridge between a point and shoot camera and a proper camera like a D40.

I like the idea of being able to put a camera in a pouch on my belt to go walkign or cycling but still be able to get good shots. A bridge camera ticks all those boxes. I had for some reason thought you was looking for a camera to fit a bunch of old lenses. Sorry for being presumptuous.

Re. lenses, the 18-200 VR lens is a bagful all in one lens and top notch. 500 quid but you can throw all the other lenses on ebay and never take this off the camera.

midwinter

meerkatsmimm wrote: »

200 :t:t:t

Congrats you got there.

Good night all.

Hope it's a friendly thread when I read through it tomorrow evening.

French_Knickers

meerkatsmimm wrote: »

Do I get another star at 200?

You should be so lucky!!! next one i think is 750.....looks like you have a little more 'waffling' to do yet!

Edit.......didn't realise you meant TWO stars. Where's your salute soldier when an officer walks in the room?

meerkatsmimm

French_Knickers wrote: »

You should be so lucky!!! next one i think is 750.....looks like you have a little more 'waffling' to do yet!

Ordinarily waffling wouldn't be a problem...but you lot talk far more than I ever could...plus north Lincs rarely have glitches for me to boast about

NKLK

Yay meer!
That's one for you and one for the baby!

No t for me today. Infact, no shops at all. Been kept fully entertained by the kids all day and work all night!

Hope I haven't missed much, got 24 hrs to catch up on. Always playing catch up!

artha

midwinter wrote: »

Congrats you got there.

Good night all.

Hope it's a friendly thread when I read through it tomorrow evening.

I think it's always a friendly thread but if we all thought the same about everything what a boring world it would be:). vive la difference!

NKLK

meerkatsmimm wrote: »

Ordinarily waffling wouldn't be a problem...but you lot talk far more than I ever could...plus north Lincs rarely have glitches for me to boast about

I don't have any problems lol

meerkatsmimm

NKLK wrote: »

I don't have any problems lol

You obviously get them all :rotfl:

freddies_flyers_two

purdita wrote: »

Completely OT but I did something really stupid yesterday.
I wasn't feeling great so decided to have a long soak in the bath and instead of taking a book I took my laptop and watched the new Midwife programme that started on Sunday.
No problem there I hear you all say....but I'd taken an exension lead and plugged my lappie into it before balancing it on the taps :eek::eek:

Didn't even cross my mind how dangerous this was until my OH asked me why the extension lead was on the landing.
He couldn't believe I didn't realise I would have been electrocuted if it had fallen in!
Won't be doing that again in a hurry......I'll stand it on the loo seat from now on :rotfl:

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

lutzi1 wrote: »

Better than the Richard Head I was told about! Oops!

My friends dad is called Richard Turpin!

jumblejack wrote: »

How about Emma....

:rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T

French_Knickers

artha wrote: »

I think it's always a friendly thread but if we all thought the same about everything what a boring world it would be:). vive la difference!

I think thats very true. There's very little genuine hostility on this thread....a bit of banter which gets misunderstoood now and again, but that's the trouble with the written word, there's no eye contact or body language to aid with the tone.

I think we do pretty good on the whole though. I'm sure some of us would hate each other in real life but in cyberspace we seem to muddle along pretty well.