I also have a State Farm policy for my equipment. I have used twice for damage. At neither time have I gotten a cancelation notice.
Hi. I also have a d7200. I have shot as high as 25,000 and am delighted with the results , I have the noise reduction option on. The d7200 handles high is very well. At least in my experince. You can read about exposure and aperture all day long , but if there's not enough light there's not enough light. I also shot in jpg and seldom use PP.
Hello. My name is Dennis. I can't saw much about Canon lens as I am a nikon shooter, but I have the sigma 150-600 C and love it. As I usually use it on a mono or tripod weight is not a problem. The pics are sharp and the auto focus is instant.I got mine in a bundle with some other goodies from focus camera, and you can't beat the price. All in all I am very satisfied with thus lens.
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Hi Colin. My name is Dennis Crawford and live in Maryland in the end USA. I can't saw much about PP as I don't do much. I would however like exchange pics and emails. In case it didn't show my email is denniscrawford65@gmail.com. Looking forward to hearing from you.
I also have the nikor 18-200 on my d7200 and I love it too. The only time comes off is if I'm birding with my sigma 150-600 which despite some purist and snobs I think is also a nice lens. I didn't have the big bucks to spend on other glass. To me photography is a hobby not a quest to have the newest biggest or baddest. Others might have fancier lens' but me and my 18- 200 are just fine.
Hi. Some of the people on this site seem to be lacking in social skills, so you never know what kind of answers you'll get. I think its a perfectly simple question. After all a " walking" around lens is just that a walking around lens that you hope will cover most photo oportunties you might encounter in a normal day. I have a d7200 and I use a Nikko 18 to 200 that works put nicely while I leave the 150-600 in the car just in case.
I'm signing off thus thread. I have decided RAW people are just that , RAW.
I'm sorry I just think the camera and the person take a picture not some doctored manipulation from a computer. Dogin a black a black and white film days is one thing. But all this PP is getting out of hand. If you can't compose and set up a shot with out relying on a computer to
fix your mistakes your not a photographer , your a graphics/ computer artist.
But then the computer and PP are taking the photo , not the photographer.