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Comment by Offertonhatter posted on Panasonic introduce ground breaking noise reduction at 24/02/2010 - 22:11
Comment by Offertonhatter posted on Buying a dSLR.... at 24/02/2010 - 21:57
As for the comps, the submissions are very much a 50/50 split between Prints and slides (now digital images) with a balance of people choosing only prints, some only digital and some both.
A lot of it depends on the club itself and how you are welcomed. Some are very cliquey, yet others are very open to new members. I suppose that, like many social societies (I am a member of the local theatre too) you are always going to have certain age group being members, especially today with younger members not being able to afford such groups with mortgages, families, work stopping them from joining. However as people get older they are more likely to join such groups, hence the age demographics.
I am fortunate to have been a member of the theatre since an early age, and with the CC I can pick or choose and in South Manchester there are no less than five a short distance from me. which does mean that these clubs are doing okay.
Comment by Offertonhatter posted on camera clubs at 24/02/2010 - 19:32
Comment by Offertonhatter posted on 645D aimed for Spring 2010 at 24/02/2010 - 19:12
Will be interesting to see how it performs. Hopefully Someone will have it a Focus.
Comment by Offertonhatter posted on Focus on Imaging 2010-Where are Pentax? at 06/02/2010 - 17:46
...I have tried the strongest ale made in Britain, namely "Ths Dogs Bollocks" yep thats is name. It's 15%...
Comment by Offertonhatter posted on BEER! at 06/02/2010 - 17:42
Comment by Offertonhatter posted on Focus on Imaging 2010-Where are Pentax? at 05/02/2010 - 20:36
I have an occasional liking for "Old Tom", can't remember the name of the brewery, but it's a little on the barley wine side as far as flavour goes, and as such would probably get sickly after more than 1. It does contain more alchohol in a 330ml stubby than most beers do in a pint.
It's 8.5% and certain pubs do sell it in Pints (nutters!)
Having said that, in small doses it is fine.
I have tried the strongest ale made in Britain, namely "Ths Dogs Bollocks" yep thats is name. It's 15% and sold only in 1/3 pints. It's an acquired taste but not that treacly. Unlike some very strong continental beers.
The only beer that is palatable, indeed tasty, is Red Stripe Crucial Brew at 8.5% too, but you cannot find it anywhere anymore.
Personally, I like Theakstons XB and Old peculuar and Carlsberg Elephant Brew if I want a strong ale.
But never give me ordinary Carlsberg,Fosters, XXXX, as they are fizzy water with no taste.
Comment by Offertonhatter posted on BEER! at 05/02/2010 - 20:27
Comment by Offertonhatter posted on Focus on Imaging at 03/02/2010 - 20:54
Comment by Offertonhatter posted on Top ten films at 03/02/2010 - 20:44


In that case my K20D is nice and quiet and the D3s is silent........
How to ruin the reputation of a really nice compact, as the punters will read into it accordingly. Whoever wrote it should be shot..