Prairie Pal

I had to good If schrodinger's cat , but I get it.  Good one.

All the more reason for me to stop pampering my equipment and start shooting more often and more frames.  If the equipment is going to be worthless in 3 years I might as well have several 10 full ...

The question came to mind while I was pondering what feasible options still remain unexploited by manufacturers for distinguishing themselves from the rest.  Then again the market is so saturated ...

Phhht, modest much?

My apologies for this rather naive question. What if anything prohibits a camera with a mirror operating as a mirrorless camera? If conventional dslrs with a mirror theoretically Focus faster for ...

In my opinion humble and uneducated as it is, photography, or the graphing of light is a tool to use to whatever means you choose. Would scanning leaf on a flatbed and using the image be called ...

Thank you for the reply Mike. I suppose my question should have included "do you think this lens will keep up with the subject after focus is acquired"?

This bicycle has no mirror.  An early sign of things to come...?

Okay, lets say 5000 meters then. Will that work?

Aircraft should be emitting a radio signal extending 500 meters that essentially kills the drone engine. Let it drop.

I'm as pleased now with my D7200 as I ever was with the D90 back in its day. The D7200 is the new D90 so to speak.

For those not invested too deeply in Nikon already, I read this message as "buy Tamron lens, don't buy Nikon body"

I think all of the major reviewers have had their hands full behind the scenes with all the new releases at  photokina.

As for me I will wait until Tamron can announce conclusively that all of their new lenses will work with nikon mirrorless  bodies.  IBIS is important to me even for w/a focal length.

The D90 is one of those venerable cameras where if the specs meet your needs everything else falls into place and it becomes a hard camera to give up. Ie ergonomics and user interface.

Just a word of caution to anyone buying the 18-35 used.  There was a previous version from the film era long discontinued, that I still see people trying to sell. It was a disaster; mustache ...

A fool and his money are soon parted. That's why.

"How cool it would be to have these guys as your beer drinking camera talk buddies." >>> plus you could borrow their equipment after enough beersss.

No worries, I appreciate it.  True enough what you say here.  I'm also thinking in terms of times when I want to be panning with subjects after they enter the frame at the focus pick up point. A ...

What would be the minimum focus speed for sports photography.  Let's say Rodeo, karting, and dirt bikes. From a cold start (hunting to acquisition) is there a minimum focus speed you consider a ...