Assuming they are the correct voltage and polarity then there shouldn't be a problem other than the fact that the plug on the camera where the external power supply connects is often unique.

Heads up ale enthusiasts!

Brakspear's Triple - a strong (7.2%) brew with a deep rich taste. I think a certain supermarket with orange decor has got the price wrong. They are knocking them out at £1.70 when the going price seems to be about £2.15.

(I am not going to try John's patience by putting this in leads to deals.:wink

Alarm clock off

I think Pauly Richard made that point very well with his homeless and monument pictures.

Fingers crossed for you Tony.

Thanks Gwyn.

I watch them here (although they are hiding at the moment. They get up to some really funny things. One of them decided to stand up on hind paws on the edge of the water then fall over backwards into the water. As he /she hit the water, a good shove from the hind legs sent the bear on his/her back, paws waving in the air floating across the water. At the other side the bear pops under the water and swims back, repeated several times.

All bears are remarkable creatures.

Condensation occurs on an object when it is cold and the air around it is warm and moist.

Would the name begin with "S" by any chance?

My first camera was a Brownie inherited from my Grandfather but was far too young to use properly. I think I got one print out of it.

My first serious camera was an OM1 bought second hand off an RAF station photographer in 1985. It's in the cupboard, still silky smooth and working properly. They don't make them like they used to.

I hope it gives you as much pleasure as mine has given me Chris.

(FYI, current firmware is 1.04.)