New D750

[ashwin647]

Finally purchased my dream camera. Here are some sample shots.

After using Sony A 6000 with basic lens, I'm just loving it.



























Images shot in Raw and PP in Lightroom.

 

[ashwin647]

I'll be visiting the Himalayas soon and will be need the a decent Wide angle lens. Hope you guys can suggest me good & cheap ones.

 

[goosel]

I'll be visiting the Himalayas soon and will be need the a decent Wide angle lens. Hope you guys can suggest me good & cheap ones.

first off. Great pics. Captured the essence of that part of Indial. Love the picture of the Charminar.


As to wide angel lens. I'd suggest the AF-S 20mm 1.8 G. Light very sharp. If thats to wide the 24 would be great as well. If your budget isn't constrained, I really love my 16-35.



Might want to consider an all-rounder like the 24-120. Great travel lens.

Markus

 

[ashwin647]

I'll be visiting the Himalayas soon and will be need the a decent Wide angle lens. Hope you guys can suggest me good & cheap ones.

first off. Great pics. Captured the essence of that part of Indial. Love the picture of the Charminar.

As to wide angel lens. I'd suggest the AF-S 20mm 1.8 G. Light very sharp. If thats to wide the 24 would be great as well. If your budget isn't constrained, I really love my 16-35.

Might want to consider an all-rounder like the 24-120. Great travel lens.

Markus

I already have the 24-120 F4 not sure if it is good enough. Need a lens which can help me do some Astrophotography, Panorama's & Landscapes.

 

[Per Inge Oestmoen]

I already have the 24-120 F4 not sure if it
is good enough. Need a lens which can help me
do some Astrophotography, Panorama's & Landscapes.

I have not tried the 24-120, but the maximum aperture of 4.0 means that it is not quite good enough for astrophotography.

If you want a true wide angle effect, the Nikkor 20mm 1.8 G or 24mm 1.8 G are lenses of very high quality.

It only depends on how wide you want.

Per Inge Oestmoen, Norway

 

[jfk]

I'll be visiting the Himalayas soon and will be need the a decent Wide angle lens. Hope you guys can suggest me good & cheap ones.

Those are nice shots. Please post some of your Himalayan shots when you have them. I just purchased a D750 with the Nikon rebates and am enjoying it very much myself. My wide angle lens is the 18-35G, and highly recommend you take a look at one. Many positive comments and reviews to the optical quality of this lens. I believe you would be quite happy with the results from it.

jfk

 

[goosel]

I'll be visiting the Himalayas soon and will be need the a decent Wide angle lens. Hope you guys can suggest me good & cheap ones.

first off. Great pics. Captured the essence of that part of Indial. Love the picture of the Charminar.

As to wide angel lens. I'd suggest the AF-S 20mm 1.8 G. Light very sharp. If thats to wide the 24 would be great as well. If your budget isn't constrained, I really love my 16-35.

Might want to consider an all-rounder like the 24-120. Great travel lens.

Markus

I already have the 24-120 F4 not sure if it is good enough. Need a lens which can help me do some Astrophotography, Panorama's & Landscapes.

Hi Ashwin,

i doubt the 24-120 is great for Astro, but it's fairly good for landscapes as long you aren't shooting into the sun. The 20 is great for that. I usually use the AF-S 20 1.8G or the AF-s 35 1.8G (FX) for landscapes. But have had days where i've only used the 24-120, especially when shooting landscapes with longer focal lengths. I really love my 16x35 but it's sometimes a bit too big and heavy...

24x120 LS examples:












The wide end




Into the sun. Lots of flaring

 

[L Copps]

The Nikkor 20mm f/1.8G ED might be what you are looking for. Its a good lens.

 

[VanA]

I'll be visiting the Himalayas soon and will be need the a decent Wide angle lens. Hope you guys can suggest me good & cheap ones.

Those are nice shots. Please post some of your Himalayan shots when you have them. I just purchased a D750 with the Nikon rebates and am enjoying it very much myself. My wide angle lens is the 18-35G, and highly recommend you take a look at one. Many positive comments and reviews to the optical quality of this lens. I believe you would be quite happy with the results from it.

jfk

I second the Nikkor 18-35G. It's a great ultra wide angle lens and quite lightweight for a zoom. It uses the same size filters as your Nikkor 24-120 F4. I've used it for real estate, landscapes and as a general walk around lens at times. Highly recommended.

 

[NickInLA]

There is a slight shake in some of them as I can see from the outlines. Also, the D750 is virtually noise free but I think the noise in your pictures is amplified from over processing or sharpening. I like the overall mood and tone in your pictures and my comments pertain to more when pixel peeping only.

 

[ashwin647]

There is a slight shake in some of them as I can see from the outlines. Also, the D750 is virtually noise free but I think the noise in your pictures is amplified from over processing or sharpening. I like the overall mood and tone in your pictures and my comments pertain to more when pixel peeping only.

Yes I agree. Last one is definitely shaky as I was using my old tripod which is just good enough for Sony a6000.

 

[cruffatin]

I'll be visiting the Himalayas soon and will be need the a decent Wide angle lens. Hope you guys can suggest me good & cheap ones.

Tamron 15-30 is the best uwa lens if you're planning to do any low light shooting. It's got VC and amazing image quality, even at f2.8.