Ian Stuart Forsyth

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So far, as it's only 3 hours old this could change ;)

I also like the 150-600 ;) some of the time you will get the odd bad one but as a whole its sure nice lens

I use a 600 and 850mm lens in a single man kayak all the time ;)

The last camera I purchased was 2012(D800) then in 2010(PentaxK5), 2009(pentaxK7,2008(pentaxk20d) With the D800 I really haven't had the itch in buy a newer camera, now with the age of my D800 I ...

I am more of a prime person sigma 35mm art sigma 35mm art Nikon 28 f/1.8g Nikon 28 f/1.8g 45 PC I haven't found a zoom I really like yet

be the one I would want

That it was and its a lens that I have been keeping an eye out for. Along with the 28 PC I find the 45PC extremely nice but the price is a hard pill to swallow. I did however find a 45 used ;)

This is my assessment also with the D800, when in face detecting the AF point the camera selects is the points that come closet to the eye. I don't think it is as refined as the D850 because of ...

Yes this is for accuracy but as far as the amount of light reaching these AF sensor they are restricted by the separator mask found in front of those sensors. A very simple test that you can ...

It will make anyone beautiful https://500px.com/photo/227235329/pregnant-paco-by-martyn-wilkes?ctx_page=2&from=user&user_id=247351

There is a separator mask found in front the AF sensor this will restrict how much light makes it to the AF sensor. With most Nikons that I have seen this mask restrict more than that of a f/5.6 ...

The difference I see between the 150--600 mrk2 and many of my prime lenses often can only be really seen when shot under conditions that one would not normally use in the field/ or most seldom do ...

Newer one for me, for the very reason of the docking is that I might consider this lens as I already have the older version. The thing with UWA zoom lenses is AF, the problem of focus shifting from ...

She would tell you "not on your xatnep are you going to the nokin shop!!!"

And non of the features like VR, focus limiter & button customising

With Nikons patented photon splitter found in the new ML camera we can double the number of photon that makeup the image, the only problems is the photons are half the size  ;)

which one of the reasons why I would consider using a ML camera along with my DSLR, much of the lenses I own won't be any smaller if it was built for ML like the 200-400. I would like to have some ...

It could also be built to Fujifilm specs and the pixel count they wanted

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