so is a wide angle no good for landscape photography????

just checked out your website lovely pics i hope one day i can take just one shot as good as yours

hello martin thankyou for replying is it possible you could send me a link to one of the old lenses on ebay i cant find none just want to see at moment get a rough idea ect few people have said of these older lenses and manual lenses really doesnt bother me i prefer them actually but i cant find any i getso confused

hello whats the best wide angle lens out there on the second hand market and what sort of prices will i be looking im looking to use for landscape photography
thanks emma

blinco dave thanks for email i am interested but i cant reply to your message as i havent been on here for 30days is there another way we can do this
emma

hello which flash do i need for a samsung GX10 just been looking on srs but they allcodes which i dont understand

WANTED second hand lenses for samsung GX10 consider any need to be cheap though i only have 18-55mm 50-200mm and 50mm macro sigma
thankyou

thankyou for your advice i am tempted to get the tamron 70-300mm macro from srs only 79 quid i really would like the 100mm macro or equavilant but cant find it cheap enough

hello thankyou i just been looking on srs website could you please tell me what all the codes mean i no a/f is auto focus but i not to bothered about that but was looking on manual focus and they all different some say A M K would these fit my samsung GX10 thankyou

hello i have just stumbled across this site whilst trying to get some advice on lenses im new to all this photography jargon but very eager to learn im interested in photographing wildlife, love macro but only have a 50mm sigma one and landscape, architecture and want to get into portraits as well i have the two standard kit lenses 18-55mm and ??-200mm and a sigma 50mm macro was looking at 100mm macro, 70-300mm a 400mm and intrigued at the 28mm any advice would be great i also was thinking second hand to keep costs down i have a samsung gx10
thankyou emma