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In here I will post photos taken with my Nikon 80-400mm VR, I have been told that it is no good for wild life photography. I have had it on my D80 and now my D800 and even though the focus is slow I think its manageable for most wildlife providing you have "alot" of light. Firstly taken with...

Does anyone use the Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3, I am considering buying it before I go to Africa and taking it along instead of my 80-400mm VR.

Here is a macro of a baby gecko I took when I first got my D800, only used available light inside at work.

Here is one of Cave Hill in WA Lancelin Sand dunes Destruction in Amsterdam All edited in PS.

Here is a HDR which I created in Photoshop. Sorry for low quality I downloaded it from my FB lol

Some wildlife from over the years. Sorry if thats too many, I have a lot more :) all taken with my D80.

Here is a croc pic I took some years ago using my D80 and 80-400mm VR.

Not taken with my Nikon as only have my iphone here at work. But here is a 1meter fresh water crocodile that we just relocated from the carpark.

Has anyone tried using the Raynox adaptor for macro?

Some pics from a recent trip to Chiang Mai.

We need a Macro thread here so that people like me can ask questions regarding macro set ups etc.

Zeus before he was stolen And a year later when I got him back.

Brutus as a pup. With his favourite ball. Looking for crocodiles All taken with D80

One taken this morning after work using my iphone lol.

This is what happens when you drop a 15inch MBP from chest height on to concrete. Now do that to a plastic windows laptop ;)

Best viewed large, no cropping or sharpening. Minor adjustment with curves. <crop of his eye, no sharpening. Exif data Camera Nikon D800 Exposure 0.003 sec (1/400) Aperture f/4.5 Focal Length 90 mm ISO Speed 110 Exposure Bias 0 EV

Hi guys I am looking at purchasing a decent wide angle lens for my D800, I currently have a 18-55mm VR DX lens. Other lenses I have are 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 90mm 2.8 Macro and a 80-400mm VR. So I am guessing maybe something anywhere from 12 up to 50 would suffice. Does anybody know of a good lens...

Haha well I did want photos of me cuddling a huge tiger ;) Here is the photo I speak of, D800 and DX lens.

Nothing special but a few handheld shots with no flash while on a night safari, I used my 85mm f/1.4.