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And dont anyone suggest The Haunted. I quite like them, dont get me wrong, but I dont think they match Slayer or LoG.

Shit I forgot black sabbath off my list. disgrace

Is this thing all you need?

http://store.apple.com/uk/product/MB125G/C?fnode=MTY1NDA0OQ&mco=MTA4MjUwNjc

I have creative speakers, these:

http://www.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=4&subcategory=28&product=18020

That normally connect to my computer via the standard headphone jack, is it simply a matter of connecting them to the dock above and voila? I dont want to spend money on these expensive all in one systems as I already have these.

Help much appreciated

I have reached an impasse with metal. My all time faves are:

Slayer
Metallica
Pantera
Lamb of God

Who, past or present, would I also enjoy?

Complete with SQR Block. Used for a couple of months. Barely any wear on this indistructable bag, bar a little bit of scratching on mud catcher part. I am selling to get something a little smaller.

£60 New so looking for £40, can meet in central London

And I have no idea about whether a 35 vs rangefinder would be sufficient, as I dont know anything about either!! :/

Budget is ideally no more than 300 quid all in?

Sorry for confusion GA2G. I meant if I can hack it being a bit bigger than the GR1v, then it would be nice to have the increased flexibility of the DSLR. I just annoyed with Digital, with batteries and memory cards and the like. And I think film will force me to concentrate on taking the right shot.

But I will answer your questions directly:

A) Landscape, almost without exception. I never do anything else.
B) I want a really small 20mm lens, if I were to get an SLR, like the Nikon F4.
C) Don't have any idea what accesories I might need. Not a lot, as I need to travel light when I climb, hence GR1v.
E) Dont think I need it ofr outdoors do you?
F/) V important
G) as small and light as possible.

I would love not to have batteries. The other reason for non-digital is that apparently n extreme cold they can go tits up...

Any help much appreciated. All I need is a kinda short list, I suppose, and a compelling reason, if any, to get an SLR over, say, a GR1v.

I'm after a Nikon FM3A, I think if I can a bit bigger than the Ricoh and have the flexibility of lenses. Does every1 agree?

Ok cool, WIgmore street makes sense, but then where. That is when it gets really in obvious.

Sorry, starting at Chancery Lane, end point Latimer Road tube stop basically.

I have ridden in every part of London and West London just seems so big and scary road wise.

Can anyone recommend one? Don't want to ride along Oxford Circus. My eventual destination is Latimer Road. Not really clear from the map how to play it.

Cheers

Suggestions? Thanks

I can make it that way one lunchtime - work based near Chancery Lane

No, as they're still sealed in opague black packaging! Can give you to them in person though in central.

Brand new still sealed in packaging. Ordered two sets but now only need one.

£40.

Does anyone want an LX3 by the way? Used a handful of times...

http://www.camerapedia.org/wiki/Olympus_mju_II

I see that this page suggests Yashica T5, Olympus mju II, Leica Minilux 2, Contax T2

The Mju is not a wide angle lens and therefore wont work...

I don't want to pay more than fifty quid, is that even possible?

Film because for the price I cannot get a camera with a sensor good enough to match quality of the film, and film cameras have longer lasting batteries for expeditions and are simpler and probably less likely to break, I think.

Jambon, what is fixed lens? I assume you mean a bit like an SLR, only with a smal lens that doesnt come off. The attraction of the GR1v is that nothing protrudes from it and it slides into a pocket really easily and comfortably...

Can someone please tell me simply what is small and cheap to buy? Essentially a film compact, ie not an SLR, that I can take on climbing trips, but cheaper than the GR1v - that M series Pentax is too big...

Cheers

Note the ono guys. Happy to consider offers.

But these are still quite a bit bigger than the Ricoh aren't they? I am not sure I want to carry lenses either, and want a 'do'it'all, whike obviously accepting limitations.

Ideally I want it to also be cheap, which the Ricoh is not, and I hope to sell my LX3 for decent money.

The mountaineer's camera of choice appears to be the Ricoh GR1v which is of course wide angle. Only problem is that you can't seem to get it anywhere... where can you pick up these type of second hand cameras?

I currently use an LX3 but am considering switching to a film camera as they're more reliable in mountain environments, which is where I take the majority of my photos.

What should I be looking to get and how much to spend? Would like a wide angle and compact as possible, ie, I don't want to take a load of lenses.

Any advice much appreciated!