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I wouldn't take a D5000 into heavy rain, but if you want to risk it, go ahead. Just noticed you got a new tripod. Congrats :)

^ You're not in control of it so you do need some luck. But I did have to compose this shot in a forest in complete darkness. It was as if I forgot to remove the lens cap when I looked through the viewfinder. I was standing in himachal and that city is in punjab. To have a view of 100+ miles was...

Click on the link in my sig to see it fullscreen :)

LOL :bleh:

Thanks guys. It's an i20 sportz petrol. --------- To kill boredom while flying.

Thanks ! :)

Love the pictures, hate united.

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No it's an i20.

b'day present from pops.

agreed :bleh:

Awesome !!!! Congrats !

Nikon is more beginner friendly with the diagrams and such. All the settings will be confusing at first so it will make a difference. Otherwise neither of them is significantly better than the other.

amazing !!

Added a slideshow to FullScreenPhotos Slideshows: "My Slideshow" Some new pics in there as well :)

It's ridiculously wide on Full Frame.

@ amaresh - great shot but there's a huge halo above the trees and buildings. And the people are distracting. Was the sky really that colour ?

Nikon MB D10. 8fps and handles like a single digit nikon :)

Cant wait to see the stuff you guys will do with all that kit :hap2:

@ aces, there are a few beaches nearby so I might as well make the most of it. It's a great place for practice before I go searching for the most beautiful landscapes in the country.