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Much will depend upon the subject-to-camera distance.

I think I'm going to pre-order, too.  I'll give the new kid a spin for a while and see if I might retire my D300.  Tried that before with the D7000 but after several months of using both the...

Greetings,For sale is an excellent condition original version Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR zoom lens.  The glass and body are clean and free from any blemishes.  Tripod foot has two tiny nicks on one...

I'm rather pleased with nearly all aspects of the FZ200 - especially its versatility and convenience. Coming from the DSLR genre using a bridge cam has taken some getting used to and I still have...

Do you see any of the more prominent FZ200 shooters here complaining of the issue?Perhaps there are those whom have not yet realised the FZ200 prefers different in-camera settings as compared to...

Are you speaking from personal experience?If so, what are your camera settings?

Acoustic putty manufactured by Bostick. Very useful and versatile stuff.

The vignetting with the TC-15ED/LA7 combo occurs in the first half of the zoom range. From 12X on its no longer an issue. Since one most often uses a TC at the higher zoom settings/longer focal...

Congratulations, Yuki! Nice set - that first image is especially sweet.

Nice job under tough conditions. Good show on the exposures.

Trademark Dez-work. Hard to pick a favourite in this well done set of images.

This is truly art in every respect - bravo!

Thank you, Cole. Always nice to hear this from one of my instructors :)

LOL! With Nika one is never truly sure of anything ;)

Thank you.F3.2 does indeed seem to be a sweet spot for this machine.

I, too, was very happy with the way the eyes came out. These little sensors are getting better with each generation.

Thank you, Bruno. Most appreciated.

Thank you, Yuki.The little cottontails are indeed well camouflaged this time of year thus I have to pay attention to angle as well as light for a decent distinction of subject. Fortunately this...

Thank you, Ann.

Most welcome and thank you, Hans.