hazza1304

I got given a Nissan Micra as a first car. Horrible little box of hatefulness. I'll agree with everyone else, modding a 1ltr is pointless. Just a though as it's something I'm about to do, VAG 1.9tdis are not much more to insure than small petrol cars. I got a quote of

That's fair. I miss the extra reach of the crop sensor, though. Certainly notice it at race events. I bought a 1.4x MkIII. Still haven't used it

That or a 28-105 would be a good shout

The one and only I was meant to be going this week but it's shut due to the NEW hangars roof peeling off in the wind... Suffice to say the WW1 originals are fine!

Here's a few I dug off my hard drive:

I photoshoppped those on but thought these looked better..:

Yeah. Would cost around

Yeah, picked up for

Nice Stupar I've got the Mk1 (although a dog of one!) and it's a cracking lens.

That shouldn't be needed for what I'm doing

Speedramp?

I imported the files into it and couldn't work out how to change the frame duration, so gave up. Too many buttons. TBH, Lightroom will be just fine for what I need. I'll drop you a line if that changes though, thanks for the offer!

Would it be embarrassing if I said i have a copy of FCP X?

Carl, cleared all of the crap from my inbox, feel free to try again!

Just got the Lightroom plug in for 30FPS, and am starting the worlds least interesting timelapse!

Yup, have lightroom. Do you have a link to the plug in? Thanks for the suggestion, but I'm on Mac. I don't think my old Windoze laptop would be able to handle 3000 photos! Again, seems windows only Thanks anyway though!

Cheers for the kind words! Guys, I know a few of you dabble with timelapse (or I'm sure I've seen it discussed on here before!)... What (free) software do you recommend? I've just had a good opportunity to make quite an awesome one but don't know where to start. I've got Magic Lantern reinstalled so have the intervalometer on that, will be getting a 240v adapter for my 50D shortly so that only leaves me with the questions of sticking all the images together...! Cheers.

Looks nice Here's a crap recent offering: P40-F by Harry Measures, on Flickr

Now

Hi, I've just got a new MBP so my old laptop is up for sale. I'm the second owner, first was my friend who treated it like a ming vase. I've had it about 3.5/years I think. It was me through 2 years at 6th form so I've used it a fair amount with my photography. I upgraded the RAM to 4GB when I got it so it is maxed out now. It handles Lightroom 4 and Photoshop CS6 quite well IMO, certainly not bad for a 6 year old machine. It does run with the fans on all the time though if you're editing. I can leave PS/LR4 on the machine if the buyer wants, if not I'll do a reset. It's got a 160GB HD so you will need some external storage for it. The battery release catch is a bit dodgy and as such I've not touched it since I changed the RAM. The battery itself is OK, condition is reported as normal and the cycle count is 1150 at last count. This may go up as it is used a little still. The charging lead does not normally start charging the laptop immediately after plugging it in, you will need to fiddle/swap/move it about a bit before it will start charging the battery. It will power the laptop even if you do not get it right, just not charge the battery. There is a small split in the insulation of the charging lead, one the thin lead that goes to the laptop. The screen sometimes goes a bit funny with red pixels showing where dark colours are - I have tried to show this in the photos - however if you adjust the angle of the screen it goes away and returns to normal. It's not a huge problem so I've never had it looked at. External condition, there are lots of small scratches on the exterior case and one particularly deep one (pictured). Internal case there is splitting along the top where the screen joins the exterior and also on the bottom right. This is common with these laptops. Will come in original box with the charger and a blue padded sleeve. To be honest, I'd rather do a F2F deal and make sure the buyer is 100% happy with the laptop. It still functions 100% normally once you've got the charging lead in 'right' and is great for editing on the fly. If you do buy it and need it posting then returning it would be at your own cost postage wise should you feel my description not right, however I feel I have described it very well. I don't think

I'll take a punt at a Sigma 50-500? Good lens, I've owned one and prior to that borrowed it before. Good lens! Plus, it can go from this: Flying Legends by Harry Measures, on Flickr to this: Sea Fury.. by Harry Measures, on Flickr In one zoom

OK, well I could be interested in some of the tools too and I can come and pick it up from Yaxley no problem. Let me know!

I should't really be interested but the garage is a **** tip and this would tidy it up a treat. How much for the box in the second photo?