Sorry dinneenp - just collected the FA50, exactly as described, many thanks Geoff! Good luck with your new venture.
Cheers
Chris.

PS. the A50 macro is a minter and a steal at that price. I was very tempted but two 50s in one night would be pushing it a bit!

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This lady deserves a medal! She did not lash out because she was passing the scene, she actually ran across the road toward the villains with the full intention of stopping them. Talk about bravery - blimey!

My introduction to motorised transport was a 98cc Excelsior Autocycle. Hunched over the handlebars, downhill with a following wind it did nearly 35mph! I foolishly called it Fifi, thereafter throughout my teens and early 20's all my chums and chumesses called me Fifi or, more usually Feef.

My final motorised two wheeler was via an ex WD Matchless 500cc single complete with sprung hub frame. I transferred the engine to an AJS swinging arm frame so that it went round corners. Sadly, the rider on two occasions, did not manage to remain attached to the bike whilst negotiating bends. Fractured wrist first time, broken ankle and gouged leg (requiring a skin graft) a week later. Riding a bike with a busted wing is quite interesting. The hospital was really p***ed off with me!

My Dad decided it would be sensible to invest £30 in a car. It was a 1947 Austin 10 with an 1100cc sidevalve engine and a 3speed gearbox. The dampers were so worn that the tyres rubbed against the wheel wells when cornering. I can honestly say that I had more fun in that car (in all sorts of ways) than any of the vast number of cars I've had since.

Those certainly were the days.....

Lenny safely received together with 100yards bubblewrap! Thanks Steve, I promise to treat it tenderly and feed it regularly with subjects it likes.

AF 360fgz safely received and absolutely mint - thankyou Katie.

Not sure it would make any difference but you might check your monitor is set to its native resolution.

Just made my first purchase from SRS. Ordered a focus screen yesterday, delivered to me at work this morning. That is what I call service! Thanks SRS.
Cheers
Chris

Must find me one of those unmarried lenses!

Seems sacrilege to put a bit of glass in front of that 31! (You lucky b----r :mrgreen The gimbol mount is certainly impressive but then so is the price of those white jobbies to go on it
Cheers
Chris