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Trevor, Ozzy is the prince of darkness! :)
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Cheers Paul and nice shot Trevor, I'm really enjoying my new lens!<div></div>
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Good thinking Bill, Cheers Graham
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and another<div></div>
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Margo<div></div>
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Lichfield Cathedral UK<div></div>
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Nice one Monkey!
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Looks like it was a great day Monkey, wedding? too much to drink?
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Care to share the joke?
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Great picture Monkey, he looks like a bloke you could have a right laugh with!
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Nice Bob<div></div>
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Like it Monkey!<div></div>
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Cheers, I think its me that needs the glasses! that particular rule dosen't really get enforced at that spot luckily!
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Oh and I forgot to add either lying around on kitchen/living room table or here..<div></div>
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I do miss that job, I used to "borrow" a different camera every weekend! come to think of it thats how I got the bug for expensive german rangefinders!
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I used to work in a small camera shop in Birmingham and Mark your cupboard looks just like the second hand cabinet we had!
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Some very good shots there Derrick.
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Doh! now I feel a right plonker, just tried it with water as you suggested and it works a treat, cheers mark. (why didnt I try that in the first place!)
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Hi i've done a fair bit of searching and can't seem to find my answer.
I bought this stainless steel tank of the auction site (brand new still in its
plastic packing but minus instructions) and my query is as to whether it's a
daylight tank or not.
The lid is in 3 sections,(see pic) the main lid a round bit which clips
underneath and with a bit that looks like it needs punching out and a removable
small lid which covers the funnel.
Now to me i can't see how it can be lightlight when changing chemicals I was
just wandering if it looks familiar to anyone as it would be a bit of a bind
having do chemistry changes in the dark.
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why thank you.
WnW Peter A
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