FAO Photographical People

[aGeNt-OrAnGe]

you'll end up paying over the tonne for that
this is the same as the lense i have but look at the price in comparison
lense

[Puntoboy]

got any examples of your work?

[aGeNt-OrAnGe]

sorry it took a while had to scan em in (thats the biggest pain about non digital)
still getting used to the camera so they aint great but here you go...

[Puntoboy]

sorry to be a pain but do you have the full size images?

they look quite good to me, i am a newbie tho lol.

do you take any dynamic shots?

[aGeNt-OrAnGe]

posting up a full size decent res pic takes memory
i can certainly post one up for ya
like i say i've just started with the slr so panning etc isn't top of my list of priorities - getting to kno the camera and how it performs is
i keep forgetting to pick my focal points and have had some - interesting shots shall we say

[Puntoboy]

well i'm even more of a newbie than you.

i've only ever used "point and shoot" cheap digital camera.

nothing on this scale what so ever.

i just need a lens that will get me going so i can practice with if, get used to the camera before iget a better quality lens.

[Puntoboy]

you could always email me the pic mate.

[quantum capture]

out of interest what film are you using?

also is it slide or print film?

[aGeNt-OrAnGe]

the film was just cheap konica iso 100 and 200 from a local chemist, bought it because it was £1 a roll and i knew that the pics were going to be a bit naff till i got used to using the camera. then just processed in the normal fashion at me local asda at £4.50 for the one hour service. i know there not up to much at the moment but there getting better (ever so slighlty). i'll post up a full size image later when im home.

[quantum capture]

consider using Fuji Superia film. http//www.7dayshop.co.uk do it in various asa ratings and it's a quality film. quite cheap too

if you have access to a slide scaner then I suggest you get some fuji velvia