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Nice photo Craig. I have always liked the 20s.

Personally think they would look better with full yellow ends.

No the photos are from a 442. Jim is a bit sad though.:blah5:

444s get my vote due to comfort and safety. :love4: I will miss taking the **** out of the stuck up business ****s in the buffet lounge though. :cussing:

Nice photo http://midlandrailpics.fotopic.net/p37535646.html

Honestly you need to sort the way the title is written as it reads 'depot the' and doesn't look right, put the small 'the' above 'depot'. Photo looks good but is slightly to cropped and is distracting. Other then that good luck and hope it works out.

I'm on the drivers side, i mean who the hell do you think you "they do not talk to First Class ticket holders like that". There are things that you could have done in that situation but you went to the driver instead of informing the guard or contacting the police yourself. For all you know the...

Most of your pictures are taken at 1/60 which is why they appear slightly blurred. 1/1000 is not always needed but Auto mode will not always give a high shutter speed so switch to S and increase the shutter speed. I used the S5600 and took 100s of photos and found 1/250 was even enough to stop a...

73201 took them today to Wimbledon for some sort of unit testing.

I use 1/500 as a minimum depending on zoom used which is important. The shots with his new camera are mostly low shutter speeds like 1/60 which is why i told him to up his shutter speed to around 1/250. Very true and most new cameras have great ISO control. Personally used 800 and 1600 and the...

S for shutter, means you shutter speed is to slow therefor blurring the image. You need to up it to around 250 of a second to stop a moving train (depending on train speed)

450's are the best IMO. Very compatible.

Anti-blur increases the ISO which allows a faster shutter speed but above a certain level increase noise aswel. Put it in A (aperture) mode and choose a shutter speed of about 250. Increasing the ISO will allow you to choose a faster shutter speed and aperture but not to high or the noise will...

Very true. I had the S5600 and found Auto set a low shutter speed. RAW and Manual is the way to go and easy with total control.

Looks a great location but wonder how long before security would ask you to leave (if there is any)

Excellent photos. Like your website,good to see a selection rather then just freight or units.

Have to agree, always stick up for yourself or you will never gain respect. Fighting may not seem like the answer but may be the only way to control things in future.

Thanks. A 09 does that trip through Newport around 5 times aday.

Yeah does look good. Was thinking of switching from 'EM' to 'N' but the couplings put me off, would have though they would of come up with a better coupling system by now.

About 11:10 to 11:45 Jim.