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Thanks! It's a MX, it's definitely not easy to tell as there are so many Pentax SLRs models out there. Cool you own a Pentax. So I guess you are still a bit of Pentaxian at heart?

^ Awesome! I wanna buy a 35mm film camera so badly!! probably I'll soon...

Do it. You'll love it. :happy:

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My assistant/wife took this photo. She was using a D70 + 50mm f1.4 for most of the wedding while I was mostly using the D300 + 17-55 f2.8 and I think many of her photos humbled me :)

This was my favourite shot of hers. I just worked it a bit in LR2 and PS3.

Please post a comment on flickr if you have an account ;)

http://flickr.com/photos/macpham/2845068483/

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moonman's an ass hole!

his shelf of goodies:

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Top shelf is D100, D3, 1DMIII, 5D.

D3 has a Nikon 14-24mm f2.8 and the 1DMIII has an 85mm f1.2L on it. And each nikon has an Sb800 and each canon has a 580ex2.

*jealous*

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I was away in scotland the other week...

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-View of Loch Tay

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Its only a vivitar vivicam 5388, 5.0 mega pixels, but it can take some decent shots. just im not that great at photography lol

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Nice shot lifex. Scazza, I like the 2nd shot the best -- the building has some nice curves.

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A 100% crop for those interested. This is taken with my 17-55 and no sharpening was applied, just the contrast and tone stuff.

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This picture is from my vacation this summer... the set will be updated until I cover all the days, so far I've done two of the nine.

http://flickr.com/photos/macpham/sets/72157607241586823/

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