HeidiE wrote:
I just bought the Nikon D7200 and had to find out that the Nikon customer service is the worst ever. Now I am debating if I should return it and buy the Canon D70 instead? Any advise would be appreciated!
And if the Canon customer service is also worse, which camera are you going to switch to ?
Your camera is the main reason not the service.
Very nice picture ! You've caught the right moment. I like the attitude of the bird, her eyes are so vibrant !
Yes , the snakes or rattle snakes taste like chicken when they are fried.
I used to live in Amarillo, North Panhandle of Texas and had several times the opportunity to face with rattle snakes either on my quail hunting paths or sometimes in the back yard. The Texans have fried rattle snakes in their local Amarilloan restaurants .
This is the second strongest venomous snake among any snake. Its venom contains neurotoxins .Its coral family has different color bands : red, yellow, pink, black. Stay away from these colorful snakes !
I was looking at this Zeiss 16-70 F 4 and found out it has some weakness ( blurry edges) on reviews.
If you like landscapes the wide angles would fit your need and if your budget permits, you can rent the ones you like and keep the good one.
I am looking at the Sony RX 100 M IV since its lens covers 24-70 mm range.
I think you will ask your model to wear her traditonal dress or to pose in a asian country atmosphere i.e. country side...
I plan to take pictures at the balloon Festival in October in Albuquerque,N.M. I have Nikon D800 with 28-300,80-200 and 24-70 lenses , Sony RX10,Sony WX 350 and Canon Rebel with 24-105, 10-20.
What are your suggestions to bring with me for this event. Thank you.
Very good description of Saigon. Thank you. Where did you stay? What is the name of the hotel ?
I just got back from Saigon. It 's hot comparing to Houston, TX.
Be careful with your camera, I heard they can grap it while you are shooting, and you might get hurt ! Be aware of the Honda drivers ! Have a good time and good luck !
Photography is Hobby, Art and Science. Ask yourself when you compose your picture:"Is it for yourself or for other people to look at?"
To enjoy photography ,we need to know our camera and photoshop, and different techniques to make our pictures look better, otherwise to understand how to create your image. You have more means to render your pictures perfect, much better than 20-30 years ago !
Are you talking photography?
Thak you for the recommendation.
If you have these lenses you can see the printing on the neck : "Made in Japan".
I presume whatever the origin of the construction, the quality of the lens should have all the qualification required by Nikon. Would you buy a D800 made in China ?
I just got the Nikon D800. Would you please help me find a good macro lens. I have read good reports on the Nikkor 105 but I also noticed that this lens in made in China. Can this lens be still reliable ? Thank you.
I have the Nikkor 14-24, 24-70 and 80-200 f 2.8 .
I got my D700, Nikkor 14-24, 28-300 and SB 900 stolen from my car, 3 weeks ago.
I still have Canon 24-70f2.8 and 70-200 IS f 4L , Nikkor 24-200f2.8 ,28-200f3.5,20-35f2.8.
I kept as back-ups my D70 and Canon Rebel XTi.
Please help me to pick up either the Canon 5d III or the Nikon D800.