Mike H

Tokina 11-20 2.8      Ive taken my Sigma 10-20 and used it Nikon 16-80             yes I use the 18-140 most often Nikon 35 1.8            For night photos? but why not the 16-80 Nikon 50 1.8 Nikon ...

D100 and 500mm f4P came off the tripod fell about 8 ft to bricks. Ripped mount out of the camera damaged the mount and back of the lens bad enough it would not come off. Told Nikon over the phone ...

The change from NX-2 to NX-D was a change for the worst, from a great program to a stripped down only semi useful freebie was not a good idea. The only good thing about it was its "free". As in ...

To me quieter is more pleasant. But to each his own

Great pic but your claim that the D100 is quieter than the D500 is strange to me.

Without control points its just not as good. Is there any software out there that has the same control points as NX2 does?

Ive seen this bird at Blackwater NWR several times in the past. But this is the first time Ive gotten any sort of a decent shot. The fact that I was traveling light that day, having my 55-300 mm ...

didnt realize that disHonest Abe was still pulling that kind of bait and switch crap just like they did back in the late 70's. Amazing they are still around because there are new customers coming ...

I shoot all the things you talk about, with a D500 (before that D100 and D300's) I long ago gave up much desire to have a full frame camera. Yes every now and then I think maybe this shot would be ...

I found it disappointing in sharpness and speed and consistency of focus. I only kept it for 2 months and sold it.

Download a free copy of View NX-I and use it to convert to Tiffs Photoshop will open those in heartbeat.

I got the Sigma 10-20 f 3.5 about 2 weeks before the Nikon came out but I wouldn't change. The Sigma works fine and I like it. I use it wide open but a stop down to f5.6 is a good idea for a bit ...

let me get my 1/2 a cent in before he/she does

Nikon SB 80-DX I had one for my D100 nice unit wasnt expensive, KEH has used ones from $99 to 120.

I remember that one. Do you remember Spiratones 400mm f 6.3 @ 34.95. I bought one in 1972 to photograph that years solar eclipse. I then used it for bird photography for 5 years. I made quite a bit ...

Thanks to the elves at Unique Photo!

It was quicker for me to get the 300 so thats what I did. Im sure the 400 is fine.

I got one to use like the missing pop up flash. Its small and light sometimes I carry it in a pocket or leave it on the camera. It works well when needed Cost $150