This is just an excuse to have a large lens collection! But hey, if that makes you happy - go for it!

Have fun picking a kit bag to house all that lot - you wouldn't want to be out taking photos and get caught without that crucial piece of glass! Tamrac do something suitable, as seen here: link

That's his reasoning Peter. I have to admit that personally, I am not convinced by the advantage of FF - at least, not for the photography I do.

I see! I was looking in this section of the forum, rather than the gallery!

Where is the place to add your pictures? I never have any trouble finding the comments threads, but the actual competition threads get bumped to the back by all the comments on current and previous contests!

Hopefully since there is no Pentax equivalent to the D700, John might be more lenient! It could give us all some insight into the APSc vs. FF debate, which is a non-brand specific issue (or it would be if Pentax got their finger out and gave us the FF option!)

Or maybe the advantages of FF will turn out to be not as significant as expected

No. 3. We've had some great skies this weekend... must be the change in the weather.

That's a very cool caravan, if such a thing is possible! Personally, I like the cow, in fact, I think the shot would be worse off without it.

I guess the difference is that the HDR feature does not require any 'manipulation' to boost the image after capture. Therefore there is no increased noise or loss of detail.

The three shots can also give you more latitude than RAW would have given you - you can pull back detail from images up to about one and a half stops overexposed, but that's the limit, and after that the sensor does not pick up any detail, only a solid white block, which no manipulation can put detail back into.

HDR can potentially give you unlimited exposure latitude. Say if you were taking pictures in a cave. If you expose for the cave walls, the mouth of the cave is going to be overexposed by a lot more than a couple of stops - you will have a white circle with no actual detail recorded in it. HDR can give you perfect exposure for the cave walls and the landscape framed by the entrance of the cave. The only drawback is that this would look completely unnatural!

I like your thinking, Mr. Mellow. Not only a cheap solution, but you have a camera bag which doesn't announce the presence of expensive contents to would-be thieves...

Love them! Especially like this one: