1RichieB

Well, I've got the 70-200 VR and the 28-70 (the Beast), and, honestly, I won't part with either... They have never let me down. In fact, I use the Nikon 1.4 TC with the 70-200 and it seems to work...

Well, I think your last statement is what gets me too. If I'm paying 2,000 for a camera today I expect to get a focusing system on par with the D300, whether it's DX or FX. I'm also concerned with...

I think I agree with your suggestions Kerry. Don't get me wrong, I love the D300, I would just like to have one with a better high iso capability, particularly with football season approaching. If...

I know! Right?! That is what is driving me crazy! I want a D4, but that is entirely out of my price range.

I believe I get your point, but seriously, for the price difference I'm finding a way to get the D800. The D600 is just not doing it for me. I'd rather not eat lunch for two months...

Agree, the D300 is a great camera. I took some unbelievable baseball photos with it today, but I've been doing that for 5 years. I'm ready for an upgrade, and the only feasible solutions I see that...

Why would you buy a D600 for $1,996.95 ($2,000), when you can buy a D800 for $2,796.96 ($2,800)? More than likely, if you can't afford one, you can't afford the other... I'll finance $800 more for...

Great images. I love my 18-70. I find it has moving sweet spots depending upon lighting, but in general, it delivers great photos.Mine works particularly well when using a flash - great colors.

I believe I am going to have to go with the Nikon filter for my 70-200. I have one of those on my 28-70 (very nice lens, but not a focal range I use alot) and I really like the ease with which the...

I had a B&W 77 Slim 010 1x filter I used to protect my 70-200 VR. It recently did it's job but got cracked in the process.I was very happy with this filter but I was wondering if anyone has any...