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Easy. I kill my own food all the time.

It's actuallly quite a good idea. A lot of you people, living in towns are really ignorant about meat and where it comes from.

I eat their periods for breakfast most days.

Also, a chicken-hunting cat:

Out of interest, why does the Canonet have such a good reputation? (I'm fairly comprehensively ignorant about photography.)

-They're well made, solid and compact.
-They have good glass (by range-finder standards).
-They have really quiet, reliable leaf shutters.
-Bit of a 'cult' interest in them- They're getting more poular, because the're getting more popular.

Not wanting to hijack, but I too have a canonet up for grabs if anybody is interested. It's a canonet 28 with the standard f2.8 40mm lens. It's in immaculate condition. Not a mark on it! £40 posted, which is under the odds for this model. It needs a battery, but everything works perfectly.

I've had a look at some boat building things already. Unfortunately most are way to far away from where I live to be feasible.(by the coast) Where are you based and what kind of training is it?

I'm based in Suffolk at the moment, and I'm at the IBTC in lowestoft doing the full 'practical boatbuilding' course. It's got a city+guilds level 3 at the end too, which is pretty cool.

I'm training to build wooden boats at the moment. Something worth looking at if you're interested in joinery, because the woodwork involved in boatbuilding is to the highest standards, and some of the most technical because of the curves etc. It means you can do anything with wood once you've mastered this (it takes 7 years from start to finish though).

YouTube- Showdown at Mayday Hopsital in Croydon

It makes me feel ashamed to have been born there.

Fuji Reala 100 is my new favourite colour print film. Used it on a bmx shoot with the kind of strobe setup I'd normally use with digital, and the results are amazing. I'll get some scans when i can.
Still not a match for portra nc when it comes to flesh tones, but it's got a really special feel to it.

meh. I've seen better.

The eno is pretty good, but it definitely isn't the best. A lot of the trials freewheels are smoother and have more engagement points. For example; try-all 108.9 has 9 pawls and 108 engagement points.

that's a kleenex, not a phone.

You get some real nuggets of comedy gold on there, and a lot of naked/horny/middle-aged brazillian men on there, searching for 14 year old girls. It's incredible!

http://chatroulette.com/

It just so happens I do. 8 speed 105s in very good condition.

Make me an offer?

yeah. Minolta AF mount. Will go straight on there.

Not going to do much better than this:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Minolta-35-70mm-lens-AF-Zoom_W0QQitemZ290381571243QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CamerasPhoto_CameraAccessories_CameraLensesFilters_JN?hash=item439c1724ab

okay then, thanks for the interest.

£50 posted. It's not got a battery in it. but it's in pretty much unused condition. It all works fine when you fit the battery.

Okay then, just the big sigma zoom left. I can post 1st class tomorrow with the others if anyone paypals me for it this evening.

Go on... act on impulse!

Kit lens sold then. 28-80mm and 70-300mm still availab Both these lenses are compatible with full frame or cropped sensors, and all eos 35mm film camera with EF mounts.

Thanks,
Sam

Okay. How would you like to pay?

Here's a picture of the canonet, incase anyone is interetsed.

I don't have any flash guns for sale at the moment, but If anyone is interested in a canonet 28 in near-new condition, I might be persuaded to part with it.

Anyone? I don't want to get stung for eBay fees again, I'd much rather it sold through here. Make me an offer.

Okay, I guess individual prices would break down like this:

18-55mm - £35

28-80mm - £45

70-300mm -£80

These prices include postage.

Rather sell them as a package. How much would you be prepared to offer for the 28-80mm?