lol, damn it sucks to find out things like that, its like:
Me: Hey look at what I just bought!!!!!!!!
You: you know that's a piece of junk right?
Me:
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lol, damn it sucks to find out things like that, its like:
Me: Hey look at what I just bought!!!!!!!!
You: you know that's a piece of junk right?
Me:
lol, damn it sucks to find out things like that, its like:
Me: Hey look at what I just bought!!!!!!!!
You: you know that's a piece of junk right?
Me:
lol you gotta read reviews before you buy
well, sorry for my english. In Portuguese we use "cintura" wich means "waist".nevermind.
I should have said that the one i bought was the Jimmy Bo 300
Sigma 10-20mm f3.5 EX DC HSM for Canon APS-C my first wide lens. Good fun to stand right in front of something and to be able to fit it all in the frame. 82mm filters though which will be expensive
And Canon check this out - Sigma get it right with accessories. This came with a gorgeous zipped black pouch and satin finish petal hood... It's all included... You open the box and the lens hood and the pouch is already in there. It's all packaged together. You don't have to pay extra for them.
And Canon check this out - Sigma get it right with accessories. This came with a gorgeous zipped black pouch and satin finish petal hood... It's all included... You open the box and the lens hood and the pouch is already in there. It's all packaged together. You don't have to pay extra for them.
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Bought this last night and wasn't sure what to expect but it was surprisingly very good. Great mix of new and old stuff and the recording quality is fantastic. Definitely recommend it to any TBS fans.
Sigma 10-20mm f3.5 EX DC HSM for Canon APS-C my first wide lens. Good fun to stand right in front of something and to be able to fit it all in the frame. 82mm filters though which will be expensive
I have always wanted this lens. Nice choice!
You can see it here.
My old Incase bag lasted about 6 years during which I traveled quite a bit.
This back pack is a little bigger than my older one, but the extra space is nice. It also has a nice variety of useful pockets. And it can hold up to a 17 inch MBP. Personally, I use it with my 15 inch MBP and put the MBP in a sleeve for added protection.
This is an easy backpack to carry for a distance.
well, sorry for my english. In Portuguese we use "cintura" wich means "waist".nevermind.
I should have said that the one i bought was the Jimmy Bo 300
That was really taken out of proportion because it was really meant to be light-hearted. I know fanny pack is a US term. I was trying to be funny, which failed here.
My apologies.
I don't think I have posted in one of these threads before, but now I can.
As it is my Birthday next week (Tuesday 13th) and I will be 25 years, I decided to treat myself and my intel iMac still running Tiger.
and my parents are buying me this as I have nothing to catalogue/orgainise any of my photos that I take.
Happy days.
As it is my Birthday next week (Tuesday 13th) and I will be 25 years, I decided to treat myself and my intel iMac still running Tiger.
and my parents are buying me this as I have nothing to catalogue/orgainise any of my photos that I take.
Happy days.
and my parents are buying me this as I have nothing to catalogue/orgainise any of my photos that I take.
It's pretty good. It's not much a step up from iPhoto, but I like it.
I would really recommend getting one. The size is great, for me anyway, but the best bit is the quality of the materials, amazingly soft leather and everything is put together so well.
Well worth the money.
That was really taken out of proportion because it was really meant to be light-hearted. I know fanny pack is a US term. I was trying to be funny, which failed here.
Dont worry. I didnt even got it since, english isnt my first language!
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