Ti 29er, I'd happily cover your postage and buy you a few pints if you want to clear some space!
I'm in Belfast so igm, thank you for your kind offer, we're not too far away, but I'm not exactly local!
As always, I'm genuinely touched by the generosity and helpfulness of the mountainbiking (and photographic!) community!
I still used this now and again .
Light easy to use , other that its pants but fun.
When the lottery coughs up, it'll be a Nikon D3s, the new one that'll go up to 102300 ISO, and a Leica S2. Oh, and a very large harddrive...
LOL Nottie8 But saying that have made a pin hole camera
One thing I like is that you keep the negatives How can we safe guard
Digital images that also can be used on future computers?
I lost 20 years' worth of negs when I moved after separating from my wife. I suspect she binned them 
Andy.
email me
tim at t-f-p dot com
No need for the beer as I have recently gone T-total (curses bad timing once again!).
Grantway - I have 20 offboard HD's plus 3x per machine and I'm never entirely sure when things are when I need them!
Negs? they sit in the filing cabinets in their own folders. No need to have 3x copies of everything with negs.
No need to have 3x copies of everything with negs.
until you are visited by fire, mice (they're food) or vengeful ex-partners...
You forgot floods and pestilence, and we should not forget famine & war surely!
pestilence= mice
Do you ride a pale horse with Hades in attendance?
Just wanted to be sure!
I have an old F80 i picked up on ebay a few years ago that i keep meaning to use, had an F65 before that, was pretty good fun really, helped a lot.
Using my old D200 these days i would love a D700 but i cant justify it let alone afford it right now
my gallery is over at antimas.deviantart.com nothing amazing but i am getting better.
love that simonk!
double post
Cheers looking out across Bergen just down the road from my friends place, was lovely there, heading back with the bike in 2011 for a tour 
I use my Holga alot still, theres something unique about using film when your messing around with 'toy cameras'. It an effect you cant really get easy with digital, something about the randomness of it.
I use my Canon DSLR alot for shooting landscapes, but by the nature of the subject it really needs more controlled style of shooting. However I still use the same way of shooting with using Lee ND grads etc as i did when i was shooting with the Mamiya I had.
However, i keep getting tempted to get out a Mamiya RZ67 from uni to have a mess around with!
I occasionally use my old Nikons. Normally if I'm going on a trip somewhere I'll leave the digital at home, take a body and one lens and it makes me think about the shots more.
Last Year with the FE and Nikkor 20mm and 100ASA B&W.
This year I took the FM2 and the FE on hol with some filters and the 20mm and 85mm lenses. One roll of 800ASA and 1 roll of 100ASA fuji colour film. yet to see results....(haven't got round to sending films off for processing yet).
However I enjoy using the old cameras more than the Digi.
That's a really nice set of pics supersessions - glad I clicked through.
Grantway asked about future proofing.
The way it's heading is that DNG will be the ONE accepted format.
You will be able to convert existing files to DNG which is an Adobe protocol.
At least I think this to be the case!
http://www.adobe.com/products/dng/
The way it's heading is that DNG will be the ONE accepted format.
not until it's an ISO standard
It won't need to be.
If the camera manufacturers adopt it and Adobe push its usage; then that becomes a given.
If the camera manufacturers adopt it
that's the bit I'm sceptical about
Yeah picked up an old Nikon F801 to use my 28 and 50mm primes on. Died the other day but then it was only £20. Will get another one though.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ginja_andy/sets/72157620509759781/
theginjaninja - got some nice shots, enjoyed them.
simonk - got some nice dramic coastal landscapes, nice!
for anyone that fancies a look my flickr - http://www.flickr.com/photos/msjharper/
I actually keep the film FM2n and a hasselblad 500cm but sold the D700
enjoyed more shooting film 
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