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Just to share mine, recently taken

This one is really nice... :thumbsup:

hohohoho.... that means North will be getting scarf too :thumbsup:

he probably can shoot with his middle leg also... :p

East sing YNWA, we North gonna bump with Fernando Torres song :D :D

Let's bump the North Stand.... :D:D

Yah... :cry: no central now that have that aerial skill

That's how we treat our player and legend:thumbsup:

Courts AMK at 10AM, wait an hour cause they open at 11, only to find The Kop End sold out!!! :cry: Anyone in North Stand?? Poke my ear when you guys see me. YNWA!

Would recommend you to buy the original one. It's not too expensive anyway. Last thing you wanna do is to let the battery spoilt your cam body.

One word: GENIUS!! :thumbsup:

Thank you for your input, will explore more ;)

Appreciate your comment. Probably I should stop-down further.

Hi, Sharing with you some of my newb try. C&C are most welcome, hope you enjoy. #1 #2 #3 Cheers.

A question please. When you do aquarium photography, generally, do you use CPL?

I like your nick... YNWA dude! :thumbsup: Most newbie like me tend to spend ridiculously on some stuffs like expensive B+W UV filter, ultra cute but tank-built camera bag, light yet sophisticated tripod, but don't want to spend on some essential stuffs like dry cabinet. No offence - I was like...

YOU OWNED!! :thumbsup:

Couldn't agree more. The keyword in this explanation is _controlled RH_ You probably can get a low RH in dry box with silica gel, but it's hard to control them - one situation that might also happen is, it became too dry to spoilt your gear (unless you want to put RH meter/whatever it is called...

1. Nikon NC 62mm Filter = $63 cash, OP SLS 2. Nikon NC 52mm Filter = $37 cash, OP SLS Today (May 09)

Probably more fair to compare Nikon L37C and L39 with the B+W UV Haze... I mean, both UV filter, NC is not UV one? :dunno: