I meant sorry, not available more like have the cash.Quote:
Originally Posted by blitz
Thanks for all the advice guys keep it coming.
Seems as though im going to have 10 times the trouble deciding on which lenses to buy once i get the camera.
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I meant sorry, not available more like have the cash.Quote:
Originally Posted by blitz
Thanks for all the advice guys keep it coming.
Seems as though im going to have 10 times the trouble deciding on which lenses to buy once i get the camera.
That totally answers it then what ever I read was BS, interesting I will try to find it as I thought I was reading from a reputable siteQuote:
Originally Posted by dmdigital
here is the URL to the article:Quote:
Originally Posted by blitz
Nikon D300 vs Nikon D700 Compared | Digital Photography Notes
Yes you will see vignetting as it mentions but it will work and if you use the DX crop factor on the sensor it works perfectly normally. If I have time I'll take some sample shots with the two DX lenses I have and post them up.
Agreed, when I was 'thinking' about the d700 one of the things I needed to consider was lens use. My Tokina 12-24 would only be usefull between 18-24 which meant it would be a ripple effect and more lenses would be required (not withstanding the crop factor shooting mode).
Yes but the other side is that my 14-24 f/2.8 is absolutely brilliant on the D3s compared to on a DX body.
Whatever camera/lens you decide on, make sure you keep it clean ... :D
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Nice Coffee Cup!
Are they as good to use as the sound in the ad's been really tempted to get one now the price has come down.
They're cool, a bit pricey for mugs but very cheap for f2.8 lenses :D
I paid about AUD25 equivalent ordering online from a vendor in Malaysia (where I am living).
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Is that the new one that actually "zooms" or the original one?