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Amazing! The pictures I've seen so far inspired me to spontaneously become an amateur photographer. I'm about to head out and go buy my first camera. I'll post pics as soon as I can!

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My flat has been invaded by a mouse! He/she is starting to get a bit cocky and coming running around. It seems to have spotted the (humane) mouse trap but has ye to be tempted yet. Grr.

Anyway had a camera in my hand as it came up to me last night. Took a couple but I won't post the cute one, it will make it harder to hunt the little fella.

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Alright, I now have a Fujifilm Finepix S1000fd. I guess it's alright for a beginner. I have about 13 days to return it but I'm loving it so far. It's a 10.0 megapixel digital camera with 12x optical zoom. Anyway, I'll post a couple of test shots once I find my USB cable.

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So I been contemplating a new lens and the 17-40L is one I'm looking at. It's actually a toss-up between that and the 24-105L. Of course the latter costs quite a bit more. Then again I already have the wide angle covered with my Tokina. Decisions decisions...

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So I been contemplating a new lens and the 17-40L is one I'm looking at. It's actually a toss-up between that and the 24-105L. Of course the latter costs quite a bit more. Then again I already have the wide angle covered with my Tokina. Decisions decisions...

Unless you have a longer range lens, I wouldn't get the 17-40. 40mm is limiting at times as your longest reach.

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My flat has been invaded by a mouse! He/she is starting to get a bit cocky and coming running around. It seems to have spotted the (humane) mouse trap but has ye to be tempted yet. Grr.

Anyway had a camera in my hand as it came up to me last night. Took a couple but I won't post the cute one, it will make it harder to hunt the little fella.

Yeah it's a sad thing that mice can be so dangerous in so many ways for humans. I for one tend to go by "live and let live". But when they get invasive and cocky... it's good ol' sticky mouse trap.

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