Congratulations Rochdale

[tazzydjr]

It were Brilliant Day & Night saw Judd and Briels, thanked Briels for the advice about England Tournament got some fantastic pictures

Can't wait to see those pics Taz lad (I take it they are with the new camera?)
Remember if there is plenty of storage on the memory card to take as many pics as possible, that way you can discard any poor shots knowing you still have some crackers in the can.


edit, too lazy to find the post about said camera, but how many frames per second does it do? Sometimes a split second can make all the difference between a good pic and an excellent one.[/quote]

yup taken with my New Camera and i have an 64GB Memory now so it can hold around 10k images

[tazzydjr]

It were Brilliant Day & Night saw Judd and Briels, thanked Briels for the advice about England Tournament got some fantastic pictures

Can't wait to see those pics Taz lad (I take it they are with the new camera?)
Remember if there is plenty of storage on the memory card to take as many pics as possible, that way you can discard any poor shots knowing you still have some crackers in the can.


edit, too lazy to find the post about said camera, but how many frames per second does it do? Sometimes a split second can make all the difference between a good pic and an excellent one.[/quote]

1.2 fps Joan, which makes it worthless to someone aspiring to become an sports photographer. Even the entry-level Nikon D3100 does 3. I've told him he needs an DSLR but he's not listening.[/quote]

The Fujifilm Finepix S4240 is classed as an DSLR it even says

[deezel]

well deserved* promotion ect

L1 outfits will of to watch their bogs now



*except against us lol

[griff]

It were Brilliant Day & Night saw Judd and Briels, thanked Briels for the advice about England Tournament got some fantastic pictures

Can't wait to see those pics Taz lad (I take it they are with the new camera?)
Remember if there is plenty of storage on the memory card to take as many pics as possible, that way you can discard any poor shots knowing you still have some crackers in the can.


edit, too lazy to find the post about said camera, but how many frames per second does it do? Sometimes a split second can make all the difference between a good pic and an excellent one.[/quote]

1.2 fps Joan, which makes it worthless to someone aspiring to become an sports photographer. Even the entry-level Nikon D3100 does 3. I've told him he needs an DSLR but he's not listening.[/quote]

The Fujifilm Fin