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I believe you can pick those lens up for 120 odd dollars..I bought mine for 116 or something a year ago :D

Oh awesome, be sure to post up pics when you have attempted it. Its fun but at the same time frustrating!! I have only done it once, so would love to do it again this time.. Keep us updated.

Yeah, the 50mm f/1.8 has an RRP of $149, but I've seen them for either $125 at CameraStore or $127 at DigitalCameraWarehouse. It's actually cheaper to buy it here than from some places O/S.

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Ive been watching these months threads, and I got off my ass and took a few pics when i was down the coast of my bro in laws F6 Ute. The last two photos are the same, but processed differently.

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went out with photo group on wed last.....only real goodun was this...

Incredible man!! love it :D

ZENNON - I like the mistiness of the 1st shot.. Would have loved to see a wider shot of it tho..

Slim - HAHAHAHAHH

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