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The app has been pretty unstable on my Evo Shift 4G and it doesn't seem to allow me the option to set the Facebook posting to a specific page.

Except that the sensor is 21.5mm by 12.1mm versus the ~36mm by ~24mm FX sensor size in the D800/D800E.

Every since moving away from ViewNX2, I have only used Lightroom 3 and the Nik software suite for it to post-process files from my D300. That combination still works fairly well for the DNG files...

You can always try to find a Time Lord's pocket. You can probably stuff in a Nikon D3x with a 500mm f/4 VR and a large RRS or Gitzo tripod + gimbal in one :) PS: it's bigger on the inside.

I'm also a Nikon guy (D300, various fast primes and 70-200/2.8) and recently picked up an M9 with a Summicron-M 50mm f/2. I'm not sure about the "there are problems to take a sharp picture of...

I'm a D300 user as well, but opted to go to the Leica side for FF and for something that was lightweight. While I would love to pick up a D800E (and keep the M9), but I'm more anxious to see what...

There's a reason why there are as many kinds of lenses as there are styles and schools of photography. I have several lenses that have VR/IS and use them when I need reach (70-200mm f/2.8 and...

Adding to footdoc66, is the extra weight and 82mm filter size worth it if one doesn't need VR/IS?

Adding to footdoc66, is the extra weight and 82mm filter size worth it if one doesn't need VR/IS?

For me, I'll stick with faster primes that don't weight down the camera as much.

The Nikon version (which does not have VR/IS) weighs in at around 900g -/+ 10g. As good as the Nikon lens is, I can't justify the cost and size over three faster primes.

Is that reverse-1337 code for the Sony NEX-7? :)

I started my adventure into the digital photography with a Nikon D300 and have built up a moderate system of many primes, zooms and specialty lenses. I'm an aspiring amateur that so happens to also...

I have recently jumped into the world of Leica. I picked up a new M9 with a Summicron-M 50mm f/2 (I was waffling between that or the Zeiss 50mm f/1.5, chose the former primarily due to size). Size,...

@jcmarfilph,

OT: At first, I read "iTards" as "Tardis"... which makes the interpretation of your post pretty darn hilarious.