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Sep 10, 2012 20:29:24   #
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Ritz/Wolf Camera Stores to Close
Screamin Scott wrote:
Just ask any questions here. You will get good advice most of the time...

Judyslife51 wrote:
I knew something was up. I had been waiting almost 6 mos. to get my Nikon D7000 body only and a 28-300 lens. They got the D7000 lens in and charged my credit card but not the 28-300 lens. So I told them back then to take it off as what good was it going to do me with a camera with no lens; which they did. Then 3 mos. later I tried to order the new 18-300 lens and Wolf kept saying it would not be available until Sept. or Oct. Now I knew by reading my Ugly Hedgehog site that everyone else was getting them. So I finally got fed up and order them both online from (I'm almost embarrassed to say) Wal-Mart’s of all places. I got them both in two days. Why did I get them from there? I knew if I didn’t like them I could just take them back and get a refund immediately without any hassles. And I have been very happy since then. Now it all makes sense. I had planned on taking lessons from Wolf. So now it looks like I will have to look some place else for those too.
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Just ask any questions here. You will get good adv... (show quote)


Yes I know; everyone on this site is so helpful. One of my first questions I asked when I first joined was should I get a Nikon or Cannon. Oh that was a fun night… Ha! Then I asked about the type of lens I should get for the kind of photos I liked to take. And now I look forward to all the wonderful things I will learn on UH, just by asking.
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Sep 10, 2012 19:53:10   #
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Ritz/Wolf Camera Stores to Close
I knew something was up. I had been waiting almost 6 mos. to get my Nikon D7000 body only and a 28-300 lens. They got the D7000 lens in and charged my credit card but not the 28-300 lens. So I told them back then to take it off as what good was it going to do me with a camera with no lens; which they did. Then 3 mos. later I tried to order the new 18-300 lens and Wolf kept saying it would not be available until Sept. or Oct. Now I knew by reading my Ugly Hedgehog site that everyone else was getting them. So I finally got fed up and order them both online from (I'm almost embarrassed to say) Wal-Mart’s of all places. I got them both in two days. Why did I get them from there? I knew if I didn’t like them I could just take them back and get a refund immediately without any hassles. And I have been very happy since then. Now it all makes sense. I had planned on taking lessons from Wolf. So now it looks like I will have to look some place else for those too.
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Jul 29, 2012 17:45:39   #
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Does anyone have the 18-300mm Nikon/Nikkor lens yet?
Lynnette wrote:
I also have the 18-300mm nikkor, and even though I not that ecperienced I do like this lens. I also have others that I am trying out and the macro tamron seems ok to me also


I am also not very experienced. I mean I have taken pictures on and off over the years but now I want to get a little more serious. I just bought the (body only) for the Nikon D7000. Now I need a decent lens. I was looking at the Tamron 18-270? before Nikon brought this one out. But once this came out it seems perfect for me. I'm glad you like it.
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Jul 29, 2012 17:38:35   #
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Does anyone have the 18-300mm Nikon/Nikkor lens yet?
John. B wrote:
I use the 18-55 and the 55-300 both VR which seems to cover all of my needs so far.

John. B


That is the 2nd option I've been thinking about. Thanks for your imput.
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Jul 28, 2012 18:29:30   #
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Does anyone have the 18-300mm Nikon/Nikkor lens yet?
Does anyone have the 18-300mm Nikon/Nikkor lens yet? It seems like a perfect lens for those of us that only want one lens for the majority of the time.
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Jul 19, 2012 17:58:05   #
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Photoshop
I just purchased classroom in a book for CS5 for about $35.00. It comes with a CD. It will take you step by step. I loved my first one I purchased for Photoshop 2.0? a few years back.
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Apr 9, 2012 21:10:28   #
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I was just told my Nikon D7000 body is in YEAH, but not my 28-300 Nikon lens. Any suggestions?
DennisK wrote:
Yeah the 28-300mm seems to be in short supply.


Yes it seems so. Isn't that the way, when you really want something badly it always takes forever.
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Apr 9, 2012 21:03:23   #
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I was just told my Nikon D7000 body is in YEAH, but not my 28-300 Nikon lens. Any suggestions?
jjestar wrote:
Why not buy another inexpensive lens they have in stock you know you will use like a 50mm they are not too expensive.


If my old Tamron lens doesn't work I might have to consider something like that, but trying not too since I've already spent more... than I should have.
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Apr 9, 2012 20:52:30   #
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I am deciding if I should pay for the insurance for my new Nikon D7000 and 28-300 Nikon lens.
jerryc41 wrote:
heyjoe wrote:
i would not pay 2000 a year for insurance,i would bank it for new stuff

I thought that was the cost of the camera and lens, not the insurance.


Yes, it was for the camera not the insurance. I did call AllState today and it seems that they would give me a rider under my home insurance for an additional $50.00 a year. That was a estimate for a camera and lens up to $3,000. I asked them would that cover say if I dropped it and broke it and they said yes.
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Apr 9, 2012 18:31:43   #
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I am deciding if I should pay for the insurance for my new Nikon D7000 and 28-300 Nikon lens.
vicspics wrote:
Judyslife51 wrote:
I am trying to decide if I should pay for camera insurance for my new Nikon D7000 and 28-300 Nikon lens. I would love to hear what everyone thinks. I'm usually an insurance kind of person, but with the camera and lens coming up to $2,000 plus, it's really a tough decision. The sales rep, said at a minimum I should insure the camera. I know nothing about camera insurance. Looking forward to your advice.


Judyslife51, look up "Insure or not to insure". It was a thread started a few weeks ago. There's plenty of opinions and information there that you may find helpful. I too have the D7000, and it is insured.
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Thank you very much....
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Apr 7, 2012 18:39:44   #
(General Chit-Chat (non-photography talk))
I get confused on reply and quote reply
ace-mt wrote:
Judyslife51 wrote:
When someone replies to my new topic and I would like to reply back to their reply, I always get confused on whether I should click on reply or quote reply. It seems like it shows up the same way no matter which one I choose. I hope I am not the only person that gets confused on this. Ha!


this is quote reply


Ok, here you go. Thanks for the 3rd time to night. You have been a wealth of info. Now do I leave the info in the box or I delete it before I quote reply. Ha! Let's see if I get this right.
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Apr 7, 2012 18:28:12   #
(General Chit-Chat (non-photography talk))
I get confused on reply and quote reply
When someone replies to my new topic and I would like to reply back to their reply, I always get confused on whether I should click on reply or quote reply. It seems like it shows up the same way no matter which one I choose. I hope I am not the only person that gets confused on this. Ha!
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Apr 7, 2012 17:47:06   #
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I was just told my Nikon D7000 body is in YEAH, but not my 28-300 Nikon lens. Any suggestions?
Now that's funny. Thanks again..
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Apr 7, 2012 17:44:22   #
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I am deciding if I should pay for the insurance for my new Nikon D7000 and 28-300 Nikon lens.
I thought about that, and I was pretty sure that if it got stolen out of my home or car it would be covered, but I wasn't sure about what if I just dropped it. I will call my insurance company first thing Monday morning. Thank you.
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Apr 7, 2012 17:39:18   #
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I am deciding if I should pay for the insurance for my new Nikon D7000 and 28-300 Nikon lens.
I'm so sorry. D7000.
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