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Morning Ladies, Gentlemen & Administrators
Just a quick hello from a new site member and relatively new Digital user. I eventually succumbed to the DSLR age and changed from film
4 years ago before that I had been using half frame,35mm and medium format since the end of the 60s thanks to my late fathers personal enthusiasm for photography which has rubbed off onto me.
I was a member of my local club in the UK which was the Brentwood and District photographic (one of the East Anglian Federation affiliated clubs) for some years until I moved house.
I hope to get some hints and tips from you digital experts specially with processing as my computor literacy is limited.
I recently change camera from my first DLSR a Nikon D200 to a D7000
so am still in the process of familerisation.
I have already done a couple of quickie posts so hope to become a fairly active member rather than a site observer
Nice to meet you all

regards
lee

Welcome to the forum, Lee

Welcome Lee to the Camera Labs forum!

- Bjorn -

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Hi Lee,

welcome on board. Always a joy to be able to converse with someone who has a solid film-based background - I'm sure there will be as many questions for you to answer as there may be for you to ask

Cheers!

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Nikon stuff and other stuff, but not nearly as much stuff as I really want!

Thank for the warm welcome fellas
My wifes cousin lives over in Victoria LahLahsr been a couple of times travelled around Kamloops area etc and stayed at the Fairmonte by lake Louise, not for long though only 2 nights as it was little bit too expensive for my wallet. I wish they would shoot the guys who keep blowing those alpine horns every 5 minutes talk about ruin a tranquil scene.

Hi Lee, not too long ago I converted from film to digital, and this site was probably the best thing to help me.

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Nikon D5000 and D300 with 12-24mm, 35mm f1.8, 50mm f1.4, 60mm f2.8 Macro, 18-200mm, 17-55mm f2.8 (all Nikon)