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This is a non VR lens?  So only usable on a tripod without any type of VR?

Thank you everyone.  I think I might lo at te Tamron SP 70-300 mm f4-5.6 Di VC USD, I think a 100-400 would b a little too long. I have the 16-80, which I use most of the time and it’s usually ...

Thank you everyone.   Appreciate all the replies and information.  I’m just trying to get more comfortable outside my comfort zone with A and S and not be afraid of Manual.  Last year I took a ...

Thank you its poor wording on my part.  I guess I should of said use Manual more. Manual is something I never felt comfortable using

I’m trying to wean myself off Aperture and Shutter Priority Mode and go to using Manual.  I read to set ISO, then Aperture then Shutter Speed.  What do you set first?  Does it matter?  Does it ...

Thank you.  I’ve been thinking about getting the 70-200mm. Not sure f2.8 or f4.  A few people have said not to get the first version of the f2.8 because it’s getting too old and harder to find ...

I see you have the Nikkor AF-S 70-300mm, are you happy with this lens?  I’m looking at this one and the Tamron sp 70-300mm f4-5.6 vc di   usd.

I have the 35 f1.8.(DX),  Thinking about a 50mm f1.8 or AF 50 f1.4, for low light(at Disney), but not sure about the 50 on my D7500. Do you own a 50?

I have the DX version of the 70-300mm.  I know the reviews are good but I’m not a fan of it.

This is what I’m worried about. Something in the back of my mind tells me a 70-200mm isn’t a good lens for my needs.   I was looking at the Tamron sp 70-300mm f4-5.6 di vc sd, because of ...

I do like like this lens, maybe I got a bad lens, but it’s just not that sharp at 300mm..

Phil B, thank you.  I appreciate the reply.  I didn’t see a 70-400, but a 100-400.  Im afraid I wouldn’t use it because  of the weight of a f2.8.

ive been thinking about buying a 70-200mm f2.8 or f4 for my Nikon D7500, I shoot landscapes, vacation, city scapes, low light scenery, wildlife(not in motion).  I don’t do any portraits or sports. ...

I have a D7500 and my most used is the 16-80mm. I also have a Tokina 11-16, Rokinon 8mm, Nikon 35mm. im thinking about getting a 70-200mm f2.8 and 50mm f1.4, I’ve been doing more low light photography

I have the first version of the Tokina 11-16, is the second version that much better?  I’ve read the second version has the motor and there isn’t much difference in image quality

Thank you.  I figured it probably had something to do with RAW.  Everything I’ve read says only shoot RAW and not JPEG, then I’ve read shoot in RAW/JPEG.

i have a D7500 and was looking at the setting HDR and see its only available in JPEG.  Why is this?  I was reading Dave Busch’s book on the D7500 and could find any explanation.  Thank you

Thank you for the link

Why are most ultra zoom lens without Image Stabilization? Thank you

Thank you.  This is what I was thinking too