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vipergts831 wrote in post #16837809
Around 1050-1250 all depends condition.

Thanks. I may just end up with a 6D, but I feel that the 5DII is more than enough camera for me.

dgrPhotos wrote in post #16837841
You can get a D600 for that price...new shutter and all.

vipergts831 wrote in post #16837856
But the question was for a 5dmkII not what will a nikon vacuum camera cost

What he said!

vipergts831 wrote in post #16838002
Of course not! But factor in going 64 kilometers per hour down a mountain and that –17°C changes rather quickly

So? Don't ride naked! Problem solved!

20droger wrote in post #16838186
So? Don't ride naked! Problem solved!

Something we don't need selfies on either!

Harm wrote in post #16838194
Something we don't need selfies on either!

Amen!

upgrade to a new galaxy 5

the sun today with 8 active regions, these are large sunspots that the planet earth will fit in the tiniest spot; the largest, AR 2036 is 270 million square miles

Chet wrote in post #16838286
Anyone with a Galaxy siii have sim card recommendations? I tried looking online and it appears that part of last year the siii was corrupting sim cards, but nothing about the problem being resolved, or a recommended brand.

Can't you just get another one from your current provider?

LA 1890s:

http://www.businessins​ider.com …s-vintage-pictures-2014-4

Manhattan, 1940s:

http://www.businessins​ider.com …in-the-1940s-2013-10?op=1

tonyniev wrote in post #16838399
the sun today with 8 active regions, these are large sunspots that the planet earth will fit in the tiniest spot; the largest, AR 2036 is 270 million square miles

Hmmm. Looks like it needs some solar-strength Proactiv.

20droger wrote in post #16838545
Hmmm. Looks like it needs some solar-strength Proactiv.

the sun is not a teener anymore, maybe midlife crisis?

Harm wrote in post #16838537
LA 1890s:

http://www.businessins​ider.com …s-vintage-pictures-2014-4

Manhattan, 1940s:

http://www.businessins​ider.com …in-the-1940s-2013-10?op=1

Interesting.

Two facts most people don't know about Los Angeles:

The original name was "El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de Porciúncula," in English "the Town of Our Lady the Queen of the Angels of the Little Portion." How's that for a jawbreaker! Good old "L.A." is a bit simpler.

The city's famous smog was there before the city! When Father Junípero Serra first arrived at what is now the Los Angeles basin, he noted in his diary that the place was full of smokes and haze from the Indian campfires. So they can't blame it all on cars and factories!

tonyniev wrote in post #16838585
the sun is not a teener anymore, maybe midlife crisis?

Either that, or your sensor is really dirty!

20droger wrote in post #16838588
Interesting.

Two facts most people don't know about Los Angeles:

The original name was "El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de Porciúncula," in English "the Town of Our Lady the Queen of the Angels of the Little Portion." How's that for a jawbreaker! Good old "L.A." is a bit simpler.

The city's famous smog was there before the city! When Father Junípero Serra first arrived at what is now the Los Angeles basin, he noted in his diary that the place was full of smokes and haze from the Indian campfires. So they can't blame it all on cars and factories!

Harm wrote in post #16838614

Just say it three times really fast.

Try the lake name here in MA:

Lake Chargoggagoggmanchaugg​agoggchaubunagungamaug​g

say that one fast.... once...