Auke B van der Weide

in RAW3200 I still prefer the 2007 Nikon D3... I know it is FX versus DX, but already 6 years old technology. Still quit a capable Nikon sensor compared to todays Fuji.

thanks, just what I wanted to hear ;).

I'm about to buy one RX100. I want to use it for panoramic landscape photography, but I dont like the sweep function. I like to shoot RAW en from there stitch my panorama's.So I would like to know...

Great little gem.
Anybody any thoughts about a comparison with the Sony RX100?

Oh I wish Fuji will deliver one day a digital Xpan rangefinder! Just make it half the size a fullframe :)

Thanks for the reminder of the Samyang. Will keep an eye open for that one. Yesterday I bought the D800, first samples look very promising. Loads of pixels, no left AF issue and a clean sensor...

Decided to go for the D800 and not the 24/3.5PC-EThe D800 gives 1522 extra pixels on both the left and right side of the frame and 1040 extra pixels to both the top and bottom side of the frame....

That was my thought as well, but I have no idea if the difference in resolution between the D700/D3 and the D800 is that much that it will work without a problem. Skimping one quarter of a D800,...

A lot of times I tilt the lens to lower the horizon. And to fully get the building in frame1) tiltoriginal Then to straighten the lines, perspective-correction in Photoshop. I must say this works...

Large size print 60x90cm, but I cant afford a tiltshiftlens and a D800(E) :)

Yes, stupid me, it is the 14-24/2.8 ofcourse :) The 2.8 Nikkor beast (neither meaning the Sigma 12-24/4.5-5.6 nor the Nikkor 12-24/4 DX :))Problem with the 14-24 is that it gives such extreme...

Currently all my architecture assignments go with the D3 and 12-24/2.8 and perspective/lenscorrections in Photoshop.Now considering to invest in either the D800 (for more pixels to give more room...

It is December, time for a last bold move, regarding an important architecture assignment. What to buy???, a D800 or a tiltshiftlens 24/3.5 PC-ECurrent gearlistD3, D700, D200Nikkors: 70-200/2.8VRI,...

Building up a new PC, specs:i7 3930k, asus p9x79 motherboard, 16gb RAM, Samsung 830 SSDI'd like to use this (render) machine mainly for AutoCAD, Sketchup, 3dsMAX, PTGui, Photoshop CS5,...

"I'll try to soldier on with what I've got."

the very essence of photography!

That sounds like a good suggestion. I will make a note for the Think Tank Holster, especially when the camera can be inserted and extracted more easily (is this english, haha (not my native...

Lowepro Quest 37opening closed compression strap open Toploade Zoom 55AW at the bottom of the Quest Easily fitting a D700+70-300VR of D700+24-70/2.8 or I guess even an D700+70-200/4 LoweAlpine...

I am gonna go back to the store tomorrow, to bring back the Clik Elite. I hope they will have the Centro 27 as well so I can check it if the toploader can fit more easily then the Centro 35+10. I...

The Centro would work if I had the Thermorest mattress at the very bottom of the pack. That would stack the Toploader Zoom 55AW a little higher for a better reach.The zipper opening of the Quest...

Thinking of it, with the Toploader Zoom 55AW in the backpack, there are a few centimeters left. I think now I could even change the 70-300 for a 70-200/f4. The new 70-200/f4 doesnt fit my Ortlieb...