Okay, so I really wanted to use my 50mm f/1.8, but I have a DX camera, so that would be bending the rules. I set my zoom to as close to 35mm as I could and off I went today.
Here's entry number 1
So I'm thinking that as much as I like my 18-300mm Nikkor, I'd love a super sharp 300 for bird/wildlife/sports. There are used AF 300mm f/4 lenses in pretty good shape out there in the $600 range. (The newer AF-S version is hard to find used, and nearly as expensive as a new one when/if you can...
I'm just wondering if some of you have an iMac with the fushion drive. I know file copies, imports, start up and similar tasks will be quicker, but does it help with basic photo editing much?
Thanks in advance.
I started with a Brownie, then had an Instamatic, then an Argus C3, and finally a Konica Autoreflex T for my first SLR.
Shutter priority, perfect for the sportsphotography I was doing, especially when using the 135mm f/3.5 lens.
So I finally got out to give my new D7100 and 18-300 a real workout. Here are some shots at medium, wide angle, and some significantly cropped 300mm shots. I feel like the lens and camera are performing really well. These are JPEGs since I can't shoot RAW until I upgrade my software (or finally...
Just wondering which you guys use, a desktop or laptop. I'm eyeing an iMac with a nice big screen, but I hate being stuck at a desk for long periods of time to edit photos. I know this is largely personal preference, but I thought I'd just throw the question out there. I'll have to upgrade my...
Just wondering if anyone else uses Graphic Converter from Lemkesoft for their photo editing. It's not the most intuitive program out there, but it seems to do what much more expensive software does for just $40. They continue to support their older versions, too, so you don't wind up with an...