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Wait... this thing is still being made?

This may make an appearance on my Flickr at some point... Not sure yet.

Pylon shot is winning, winning hard.

Allow me to share some images from an awful days spotting in London.

Nice, maybe one day when my in game friends list works we can hit the road and hunt them down in Veyrons. Oh and I'd like to use the R500 in multi races without crippling the lobby. But you know, when you get time and all.

I'm more curious as to what she's up to with the scalpel and tweezers.

I'd never own one but they do look pretty beast. I took some boring photos because the light was nice. I'll save car spammage for other places.

Next update will allow you to sell reward cars. Method 2 is a good one, nice job.

Energises me to drink more beer. :cool: Oh and take photos. :bananadance:

The D5100 would have been a pointless upgrade since I had a D5000. On paper it's a D5000 with better video (which I don't use) and higher MP count yet exactly the same ISO range as the D5000... which seemed pointless. The D7000 has a lot more than the D5100. The D7000 replaces Nikon's flagship consumer DSLR the D90. The D7000 features more focus points, wider ISO range, better ISO performance, more metering and white balance settings, mirror lock up, weather sealing, auto focus compatible with all previous Nikon lenses (thanks to having the focus motor in the camera body not the lenses like the lower DX models), dual card slots, 6fps shooting, auto focus video recording, speedlight commander modes, higher maximum shutter speed and much more. The D7000 is quite a bit more expensive than the D5100, this doesn't mean the D5100 is bad just that the D7000 features quite a bit more. You do though have to ask yourself if you need all these features. For me the winners were ISO performance and in body focus motor. The D7000 and 60D are basically equivalent cameras, with each having their pros and cons over the other. If you are aiming that high then fair enough, although it may be a bit excessive for your needs you'll still get a great camera.

Take practicality over super sharpness. While having a really crisp lens is great it's totally useless without the range. I am of course speaking in terms of spotting, if you are photographing other subjects (like ones that don't drive off) then sure, go for the sharp option. I carry a 18-200 for general spotting and that is regarded as a mediocre lens for sharpness but tbh.. it's looks fantastic 90% of the time. Then I carry a prime for parked subjects so I can get it as crisp as possible. 18-200 (not the best shot I've ever taken with it) - 35 The 35 is sharper sure, but I wouldn't call the 18-200 bad. Depends how anal you are.

I have no objection to any current drivers in F1, although I love seeing Mark Webber lose because he has such a fabulous attitude problem.

Although it's still pre release it does seem like a totally and utterly pointless upgrade, it scores ever so marginally better than the 550D in low ISO performance and that... is the only difference performance wise, and even that is so minimal you'd never notice. Canon must be milking the "must have latest gadget" crowd.

If you've seen a convertible house feel free to post it.

I'd love to review my camera for you but I've only been using it 4 days. lol. So far so good.

While it's a pretty awesome 12 minutes, I as a console player still take it with a pinch of salt. Naturally the visuals will take a hit and I'm not so concerned about that, what does concern me though is gameplay. The Bad Co 2 trailers showed smooth fluid gameplay throughout, obviously provided by the power of the gaming PC used for the demo footage. When it came to reality (console) it was no where near as smooth and agile as it had appeared in trailers. The game felt clunky next to MW2 and even the games own trailers. Don't get me wrong I loved Bad Co 2 and will doubtless love this one, just hope Frostbite 2 delivers the gameplay to the consoles.

They're Australian, who knows. :lol: Don't worry Iced, I know you're really a very intellectual man. :bunny:

It was posted to Youtube in 2009. So I guess that's when it was new. :lol:

Blue SL is sexy. The R8 Spyder with the RS5 rims has potential too, would like to see that in profile.

tbh most of that is making fun of Elliott or Milli anyway. \o/

You could use the Fezza's in HP2's pursuit mode. That game was so beast.

I don't see how the picture is proof? :S

Omg, have I really posted in this thread that much... how tragic. Must stop. Nao.

I seem to like looking emo, despite not actually being one. All fear the quality of the 640x480 webcam.

Haha I haven't tried extracting photos yet, nice one!