InTheMist

Yeah, folds would be distracting. I think black is hard to light with just two lights. Like I said, matter of taste. You could call it a hair light how you've used it, looks like a bit of flash...

I don't know why they don't take the same sensor and shutter, put it in a D800 body and call it a D710.

The ultimate multi-use item is a SPACE BLANKET:

- A gear separator more useful than the foam things
- Biggest reflector you can get
- Save your life if trapped in the cold
- Waterproof as poncho...

I think they're adorable. I would have preferred a little light on the background, maybe a bit more kicker light - but that's a matter of taste.

@naththo That is the weakest defense I've ever heard. Their behavior and ineptitude is indefensible.

Yeah, it's just a reflection because you're looking at the "wrong" surface of the prism due to the extreme angle.

I don't think so either.  Maybe the 70-300 or 80-400 if you want to go long. Also, most people LOVE the 35mm f1.8G (or the Sigma 35 mm f1.4 Art is a luxury buy and what I have).

I just snap a pic with my iphone. GPS location included.

I would buy it.

I agree with the other comments.  Get a Lenspen and clean the viewfinder glass, and a blower to blow the gunk out from the mount side.

In my personal, hands-on experience, the 24-120/4 will be LESS SHARP.

Ok, still the 50 1.8.  Cheap, light and great.

Are you talking about replacing the 24-70/2.8?  Hm, then the 50 1.8.

Covet, yes!

Buy, no.

That's probably a better name. Googling "Understanding Explosure" prompts Google to autocorrect it to 'exposure'.

Good luck! I'm gonna tweet that link.

I think you misunderstood. I wasn't talking about cropping in post. I like the D800 in DX mode because it's pretty fast (6FPS when using the AA grip) and the buffer is HUGE in DX. I'll agree that...

You should write a how-to post on "How to get people to do crazy stuff". ;))

True. That's a nice one too. Nice performance! It's not for me, but you have to give credit where it's due.

@Jesper Only with the Fuji X-series. The JPEGs are just so ... nice!

I live and die by Raw when shooting my DSLR.

Good point tho, even if you didn't see the link. I shoot Raw + JPEG and usually end up deleting the Raw unless some extreme shadow or highlight recovery is necessary.

I don't know, though, I...