Kia ora

[Eliot Attridge]

Hi all, I'm Eliot living in Blenheim, New Zealand. I've been a Canon user since 1991, but decided to convert to Nikon with the d750, my first full frame camera. I've got the 50mm f1.8G and am waiting for the Tamron 70-200 VC and Tamron 15-30 to arrive. Looking forward to learning the d750.

 

[Moab Man]

Welcome and you live in a beautiful part of the world so I hope you will share it with the rest of us.

 

[Lawrence]

Kia Ora from Hamilton
welcome to Nikonites the best forum on the planet

 

[Marilynne]

Welcome!

 

[dck22]

Welcome to the forum from Western New York State and another D750 enthusiast.

 

[jay_dean]

Welcome along..

 

[Deezey]

Welcome!! You will love the 70-200!!!!


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[paul04]

Welcome to the website.

 

[mikew_RIP]

Welcome to the forum

 

[Daniel Aegerter]

Welcome to Nikonites!

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

Welcome to the forum from another D750 shooter. You will love it

Now post some of those D750 photos for us to see.

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[Roy1961]

hello and welcome

 

[RocketCowboy]

Howdy and welcome to Nikonites!

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

I tried to look up the term Kia Ora and as close as I can find is that it the Māori word for Refresh. Am I close? Is that a traditional greeting?

There is no point in only learning photography here when we have a wealth of knowledge from all over he world.

 

[Danno_RIP]

Welcome

 

[nzswift]

Good to see another Kiwi here. Best wishes from Quake Central

 

[Lawrence]

I tried to look up the term Kia Ora and as close as I can find is that it the Māori word for Refresh. Am I close? Is that a traditional greeting?

There is no point in only learning photography here when we have a wealth of knowledge from all over he world.

It is maori for "Hello" or "greetings"

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

It is maori for "Hello" or "greetings"

I knew one of our upside down members would answer this,

Here Kia is a Auto company so when I saw it I thought it might be a new model they were coming out with. That might be a nice name for a car though.

 

[Lawrence]

I knew one of our upside down members would answer this,

Here Kia is a Auto company so when I saw it I thought it might be a new model they were coming out with. That might be a nice name for a car though.

The "ora" part is pronounced aura if interested.

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

The "ora" part is pronounced aura if interested.

But knowing where you are from and now where you live no telling how that actually sounds. I am guessing a sort of British accent? Am I close?