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Re: Lens prices
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 8:07 pm
by bugmadmark
I take your point Roger and Nick - esp the bit on the soft furnishings - my good lady keeps leaving brochures around on new sofas - but Im sure a macro lens is far more comfortable and healthier as it encourages you to get out and about! BEsides any spare cash i do have is needed for rodent control; mice in the kitchen ceiling in January, a squirrel ripping up the attic in February that i tried to catch for nearlly a month before discovering I was using the erong sort of mammal trap (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKUFfmDfBDI) and now a rat that i cant get to in the hall ceiling! Perhaps its the fear of the word Grey as per Grey Import, Grey Squirrels etc!
Re: Lens prices
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 8:32 pm
by NickB
Re: The women in our lives....
who of course are complete angels for putting up with people like us (Well I speak for myself..!)
I got my photographic kit last year; I thought living with a photographer she would understand the need ...
...and she did! (I have just finished paying for the new bed which she decided we needed as well....!)
Good luck Mark
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Re: Lens prices
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 3:51 pm
by bugmadmark
New bed? WIth all that new kit how are you going to find time to use it!
I had a funny response from another UK based company selling the macro lens - I asked about if their lens was legitimate UK stock and not grey import and their response was - yes it is UK stock - and it comes with english manual, 12 month warranty and - wait for the good bit - it is fully fitted with a 3 pin power plug - this I have to see!!!!!
Re: Lens prices
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 4:52 pm
by NickB
bugmadmark wrote:New bed? WIth all that new kit how are you going to find time to use it!
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