Don't forget Sigma still make an 18-250. And of course the Bigma .

Most people know it's called UTC now, but still prefer GMT.

And I still don't want to be on UTC/GMT .

I don't think GMT would go down too well in Scandinavia, eastern Germany, Poland etc.

Or here for that matter. I happen to like GMT+2 just fine and would be happy if they left us on it in the winter too. GMT would mean the sun rises at 3.15 and sets at 20.10 here midsummer which is ridiculous.

In the US it gets confusing as not all states with the same time zoneuse daylight saving. In fact in Arizona it is even more confusing since it doesn't observe daylight saving, but the Navajo nation in the north of the state does. Unless you know which bit you are in it can be very difficult when making appointments.
Then there is Newfoundland and Labrador with it's own odd little time zone - GMT -3.30.

Hallo en welkom op het forum .

Well you started it

I may be a bit dim but that statement makes no sense whatsoever to me.

Or the laws of supply and demand at work?

Thanks for the link Tim!

Haven't got that far yet. I shall be making a decision soon.

More like what is on my must sell list than must buy list .

I have thought about buying the 18-135, the 12-24 and either the 14 or 15Ltd. But I am realising I don't really need, or even want them that much. Pkus I have lenses I rarely use which I feel I should get rid of.

So the money will go on a holiday instead .

I know, but no harm in hoping for one of those exceptional, glorious days which the west coast occasionally throws up .