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You don't need to make them, just upload to imageshack.com, the thumbnail codes/link for forums get generated for you. Straight forward copy & paste only after you upload.

Blues, it would help download times if you intend to post more than a few photos in one post to just link thumbnails. BTW, I like the way the shiny water ripples were captured in your previous set.

Eversince I upgraded to 1.0.4 I can't access Gmail using Firefox browser.

What are those streaks in the nightshot of Changi Boardwalk?

I'm skeptical because the rendering is not very convincing. Looking like a mish-mash of different camera bodies PSed in, e.g. around the lens mount, it's off-center & the grain is inconsistent. The lens also looks out of porportion. The direction of the shiny bits & shadows seems inconsistent (I noticed this when you mentioned about the built-in flash). Putting the model badge at the bottom is not in keeping with Nikon's usual tradition either (usually top or top half of the body). It's more believeable if it's an artist's rendering as opposed to a real prototype. Did the site mention what the extra button to the left side, the extra socket & LED to the top right side of the camera are for? I wouldn't mind to be proved wrong though, a D80 (or whatever it may be called in the future) would be very welcome.

Hey! I originally mentioned that some years back!

Although I wouldn't mind a mid level DSLR from Nikon to bridge the gap to the D2X but somehow the image of the D80 looks too reminicent of the D2X & the D200 looks like a bad PS job.

Try looking in our simplified SGH listing.

Plus Headroom only uses FedEx for shipping. Great for speed of delivery but pricey. All the more reason to do the group buy.

Not sure about the noise but a G5 iMac should be very easy to move around. How much did the whole shebang cost you Rameish?

Coming to you local newsagents in the very distant future.

Above pics have been updated. Some more images to show the condition of: The plugs & manual. The enclosure. On closer inspection I noted these marks on the box.

Another quick tip for attaching thumbnail images which hotlink the original larger image into posts: - Upload your intended image into ImageShack®. - Once it is uploaded, copy & paste the link provided for "Forum" directly into your post entry. See the attached image below, indicated by the arrow. - When you preview/submit the post you will see the thumbnail image in your post & clicking on the thumbnail will open the original image.

Thanks for the interest so far. Some updated pictures to show the actual headphone condition, earpad & headband wear.

I'm contemplating to sell them as due to my present circumstance they have not been getting much use. Would much prefer if it goes to someone who will utilize it fully (not for a bargain hunter then!). I think I can live with just the RS-1 & HD600 for home use . I bought it used from ablaze. I can't recall their age but I had them about 1 year now. Comes complete with the original 1/8" to 1/4" adapter, enclosure (box does not describe it fully!) & manual. The headphones itself works perfectly. The pleather on the headband & earpads has some wear & tear. It can be replace by ordering the spare parts off audiocubes.com, the box is in good condition as far as I can see (I've covered it with a piece of cloth nearly all the time) & the adapter is as I received it, slight tarnishing on the plating but otherwise works perfectly. Photos to follow soon. If there is enough interest in them and the offered price is reasonable then I'll let them go sometime in June. Queries & offers via PM please, I'll update whatever information in this thread.

Moved to Portable Audio Forum.

I don't really get this thread, appears more like a 'venting' thread rather than something appropriately for the Home Equipment Forum.

This was at a parking lot opposite a supermarket. There appears to be a colony of them living in the nearby foliage in this particular area. So they seem to be safe from any vehicular hazzards. Their attraction is the rubbish collection point which contains a treasure trove of delectables for them. Some shoppers encourage them & throw nuts or tasty tidbits bought from the supermarket. I intentionally went there to take the photos. I got lucky as an elderly gent was feeding them nuts when I arrived so I got some good "action" shots!

***Parental Guidance required*** Full frontal nudity man... cover up or I'll whack you with this club! Heh... damage control, so sorry boss! Tehehehe!

The monkey series... Ooo... that's so tasty lah! Dribble on me chin. Better pick up all this mess, photographer from the local paper in sight. Giggle! Farni guy.

Looks good, in this case it adds to the mood.

I forgot to mention I also had to crop the image to make it look closer as well. Here's a few others...

Thanks. I was at 200mm zoom, the reason it looked close is I was only a few meters away. It helped as I was behind a tinted glass window & the bird didn't see me through it. For this particular shot I had to PS the greyish tint caused by the window. Ideally I'd need something with 300~400mm reach to get up real close to these tiny & timid birds.

My 1st birdy shot...

Thanks!