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Posted: Sun Mar 30th, 2014 05:53

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Graham Whistler

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Yes Ilford have a full range of 35mm and 120 black & White films, plus all chemicals and papers still on sale in UK.

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Posted: Tue Apr 1st, 2014 06:05

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TomOC wrote: I agree on the D800 that I have now :-)

It's great and see little need for any upgrading at all.

The only "feature" I would be interested in (and not enough to buy one just for this) would be a reticulating LCD for ground level shots. OTOH, these things may not really be rugged enough to pass the Nikon high level durability standards...and I'm with them if that is the case.

However...it's nice for new buyersI've had 4 cameras, a JVC movie camera, a Panasonic and a D5000 and D5100, with these articulating LCD's and never had any problems.

In fact I find that being able to set the screen face in against the camera protects it much better than the plastic screens.

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