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3 hours ago
I think this poster is onto something. If you are going to do the things you wrote in the intitial post, you'd only have two options (yes, reality check). Lets presume you get the D700. ...
4 hours ago
Much depends on where the person sits in the audience. I don't do much stage work, but it's not much different from any other low lit arena, etc. This is where a better camera (ISO's reachiing...
5 hours ago
I need to do the same (ret. to AK), but not till 2011. As to glass, I think you'll be OK with good 400mm, since you're gaining 1. ?X on 40D, + 1.4 extender, and you've got some serious reach. ...
21 hours ago
Whoever told the OP that it's either foggy or raining, it's simply not true. The weather may not be as consistent as Calif, but it's far from what's being described here. I've spend 3 summers in...
23 hours ago
Well, it's like this, you can't have it all in one lens (I think you know that). The 17-50 would allow you to get wider range (25mm equiv to 35mm FF). The 50 will allow you to get closer, as well...
1 days ago
If you are really ready for D700, you'll have an option of using some really fine optics that can be expensive, but you can also get some used primes such as 60mm, 105/2.5, 180/2.8, etc., and your...
1 days ago
VR is able to help to shoot at lower speeds/aperture mix due to lower light (handheld/monopod), however when there is action, only faster shutter can stop this motion; therefore higher ISO needs to...
1 days ago
Panatomic-X and Rodinal, now that makes more sense, at least it did for me - kept those negatives, but didn't have a chance to scan them. I believe the OP is correct, regardless how you...
1 days ago
I think good book and a certificate would likely work better in this situation. Although I can vouch for 105/2.5 lens and how fantastic it is, it may not be what your hubbie would like (the lens...
1 days ago
Some are cranky before they have that cup of mud.....
Greetings, nonetheless.
Leswick
United States, Seattle, WA
