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Well those are the extreme end of a setup, or you can go with something more simple and still pretty effective....

On the contrary, if you are serious about video especially cinematographic video, then you will be considering the D800. To get the same quality from a regular video camera as what the D800 provides you'd be looking to spend $10-40k. It is that good.

Ya, my brother-in-law uses one for photography as well....here's a shot of him in action...

Thanks Glenn, here's a closeup of the ID plate taken by the original owner that sold me on this particular lens. I was like, how could a lens this old be in such good condition? Apparently the guy was an exception...a professional that was very careful with his lenses.

So I finally got the 300 mm f/2.8 Ai-S lens and this particular one is the last generation of MF lens prior to the AF line coming out. These lenses were made between March 1986-December 2005 (based on the SN) and have a close focus of 3m. Below are photos of it on my D800 along with the 1.6x AF...

My old '87 Toyota Supra.... Cruising shot near Hoover Dam.... My baby on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah...

Nikon TC-16A Autofocus Teleconverter for Ai-S Nikkor Lenses One of these babies should be arriving hopefully tomorrow or Thursday....below are photos but not mine because I don't have it yet. This is an autofocus teleconverter custom modified to work with the latest Nikon DSLRs with internal...

Ok, I saw how you can search for that but after putting in the guy's Ebay ID and selecting buy it now it shows 5 selections but if I click on one of the choices nothing comes up?

It is personal choice in terms of how you shoot. The grip helps for vertical shots and of course battery life. It seems you don't shoot much flash off the camera so perhaps you'll be fine. I personally love the look and stability of the grips but sometimes I enjoy the lighter weight and...

Another one...

Went out after work to a building next door to do some interior/exterior shots with the D800. First with the 50 mm f1.4 G. Then the 85 mm 1.4 G. The rest are with the 85. From outside... Shooting from 5th floor through a window. While I was shooting through the glass, I noticed...

From the past month....(not my photos) Hoya 77mm HMC Digital Ultraviolet UV Haze Filter Nikon Nikkor AF-S 85 mm F/1.4 G Lens MINOLTA SLR CAMERA SALES BROCHURE Minolta MD lens to Nikon D700 D300 D90 D60 Adapter Hoya 72mm UV(C) HMC UV filter, Multicoated MC 72 mm Snap-On Lens Cap for...

Found a bridge shot. Taken with D7000 and 18-55 mm lens.

The Basenji of a very good friend of mine...it is a she. Nikon D7000 with 18-55 mm.

A couple of shots from a park last spring...still waiting for this spring. D7000 with 55-200 mm DX lens.

Another shot of crystals with the D800, 50 mm 1.4 G, just to illustrate the resolution. The crystals are around maybe six inches across.

Took this long ago with a 100-300 zoom with close focus in a marsh. The flowers themselves were in a spot of bright mid-day sunlight shining through the bush, while the background was in shade. So I underexposed quite a bit (I think at least -1.5 to -2.0 stops) and rendered the background...

I hope it is ok to post pics of my pet before I owned a Nikon (scans from prints)... My dog in full flight...taken using, believe it or not, a Kodak Instamatic camera when I was 12 years old. I actually printed this one myself in a darkroom where I used to work... Just a curiosity....I...

Equipment family photo taken with iphone....both setups achieving basically the same capability in terms of reach and light gathering power...50 mm 1.4 G on left with the D7000, 85 mm 1.4 G on the right with the D800.

Re: 5200 kit vs. 7000 More food for thought, D7000 on the left, D5200 on the right...