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Got all my 2 Vanguards from K13, the Uprise 48 and the Heralder 38. K13 Marketing Peninsula Plaza Level 2 #02-16, 111 North Bridge Road, 179098 Tel: 63366995 HTH.

if you are bothered by the dead ant, go bury the lens. let the dead ant rest in peace. otherwise, just bring it to the service center, and make a plea to them, but do it without being nasty or violent. i'm sure they are people too like you and i. cheers!

Not sure you could spend a whole weekend there but for a few hours mingling and shooting with the tourists, or if you like, at dawn to shoot sunrise. Cheers!

If you know yourself that the usage frequency of the lens is low, renting it is the most economical and logical way to go. Cheers!

If you are using the Optech system, the Pro Loop enables you to change it from a neck strap to a handstrip, like what i did. You need to remove the foam part that protects your neck and join up the 2 ends after making the left clip and needle it through the gap in the strap on the right side...

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I heard thunder claps but sky looks clear. Still .... can never tell, so cross yr fingers and toes!

It all depends on your bag. How you place your camera will be dependent on the insides of your bag. Most camera bags have configurable innards with padded partitions. In my case, if I use the Lowepro Top Loader Pro it is lens facing down. Whereas if I'm using the Lowepro Stealth Reporter, of...

as a beginner, your canon's digital photo professional (DPP) that comes with the solutions CD should be good enough to start with.

LOL! Sides really hurting from laughing too hard!

Rebels are very basic models, for you to start at the bottom of the ladder. As you go up the ladder, the build also feels different. At the top, the 1D series will feel very solid. Using both a Rebel as well as a semi-pro body (50D).

It's like M60 being fired by Rambo! LOL!

maybe TS may need the time to save up for the 1D X?

i want to learn also, if TS don't mind. knowledge should always be searched and acquired.

maybe try shooting during the blue hour, that is when the sky is still blue when captured on sensor. if you want to learn, try reading this link Cheers and all the best on your journey in photography!