sgtsalamander

Just make sure to keep your feet out of the photo (seriously)!

I own a d7000 and I have tested both the Sigma 10-20 and the Nikon 10-24. The sigma is ok, but its edge sharpness is less than spectacular. I'm not a pixel peeper, and I found the edge sharpness to...

Karen, just want to make sure you're looking at the right lenses. From what I've read, the constant aperture 24-120 f4 receives pretty good reviews. The variable aperture 24-120 f3.5-5.6 seems to...

Here's my best shot (fairly heavily cropped) using the technique I mentioned. http://www.flickr.com/photos/sgtsalamander/5752881830/in/set-72157625868169043

The problem with the 70-300 is that at 300mm, it's aperture is 5.6, which is rather slow. I have a d7000 and have used a 70-300 to shoot hummingbirds. You can get some decent shots, but unless you...

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I have several class 10 cards, including a Sandisk 95mb. I concur with the last poster's statements. The improvement of the 95 over the other cards is very small, and not needed unless you're...

Try 300mm 2.8 plus 1.7x or 2x teleconverter. I've used that combo (on a d90 and a d7000), and also used the 500 plus teleconverters (in the Great Smoky Mountains park). The 500 is a beast that...