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Jan 29, 2012 17:14:25   #
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Train Museum
Great photos....thanks for sharing.
Sherrie wrote:
SilverFox1953 wrote:
A trip to the train museum in Golden , Co


These are awesome....Love the brightness of the second one. I need to visit this museum.....
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Jan 29, 2012 13:27:27   #
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Macro lens for Nikon Camera
Beautiful photo of the horse. About how close where you?
bobmielke wrote:
drbarrymary wrote:
Want to by a macro lens for my Nikon D-300. Any recommendations?


I'll recommend the two that I've owned, the 60mm F/2.8 and my present one the 85mm F/3.5 VRII. I haven't used the lens much but it's extremely sharp, as was the 60mm. The biggest difference, other than the obvious focal length & speed is the VRII on the 85mm. That comes in handy as a macro when hand holding the camera. I have a D7000. I hope this helps.
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Jan 29, 2012 13:11:31   #
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Macro lens for Nikon Camera
What a remarkable resemblance....they must be twins,
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Jan 28, 2012 19:42:18   #
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An answer deemed 'outstanding' that is full of crok
"Elope" problem solved and saves money too.
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Jan 23, 2012 13:28:27   #
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Who are you, and what do you look like?
There's always got to be one in every group complaining about someone or something having fun. Guess we all know who the complainer is now.....


danielb59 wrote:
Isn't this forum supposed to be about photography? It is not a social forum. For crying out loud!!!!!!
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Jan 23, 2012 11:47:30   #
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VR or not
Nikon_DonB I took your advice and purchased the Nikon 55-300mm VR lens. I was able to purchase it at Cord Camera in Greenwood (Indiana) for $249.00 hope I got a good deal. thanks for your recomendation....tlbuljac




Nikon_DonB wrote:
Go get yourself the Nikon 55-300VR lens. I have a D3100 and the 55-300VR is a real nice piece of glass. You want the "Vibration Reduction" because the lens has a bit more weight to it than the kit lens and the VR will reduce(eliminate) camera shake that comes with long glass when handheld. It actually has a bit wider field of view than the 70.
I believe it is on sale now on Amazon for like $279. Thats a good deal(be sure it's the VR though). Good Luck
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Jan 22, 2012 13:50:15   #
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After Market Lens???
I'm new to photography and was led to believe to stay with the same equipment as the body of the camera. For example, I have a Nikon D3100 with 2 Nikon lens (18-55mm and the 55-300mm), other than price, why would I want to purchase an aftermarket lens?


MT Shooter wrote:
Sigma, followed closely by Tokina.
20 Years ago was Tokina by a mile! Sigma has improved by leaps and bounds and Tokina has followed Tamrons lead in making increasingly slower lenses, but still has good glass!
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Jan 22, 2012 13:41:57   #
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My First
Nice photo of the bird in "Naples", hope to see some of your photos of crocs and gators if you can find them without being eaten alive
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Jan 22, 2012 13:35:10   #
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Polar Bear in a Snowstorm
Dang......and all this time I thought we were looking at a ghost in a snowstorm (quite a resemblance i must add)


healthydogs wrote:
Requests for or attempts at color correction can be more frustrating than helpful and can actually make matters worse if the requester and the helper aren't using a color-calibrated monitors. One man's yellow is another man's blue. (By the way men are frequently color-blind and, worse, Viagra alters your color perception, too! I'm just saying..)

The box below here is WHITE, i.e. 255 in all color channels - same as the 255 that blinks your camera's histogram when white is blown out.

If this box on your screen isn't WHITE, or extremely close to it then you should probably have your own monitor color-calibrated. (Hint: compare to a piece of copy paper next to your screen)

Hope this saves some frustration for members of the UHH community.
Requests for or attempts at color correction can b... (show quote)
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Jan 21, 2012 19:26:11   #
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Lens Cleaning Fatal error?
I should have finished reading your info about Purosol as I see now that you did include "where to buy" Thanks again
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Jan 21, 2012 19:23:17   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Lens Cleaning Fatal error?
I'm interested in knowing where to purchase the "Purosol" and the cost. Thanks
mdorn wrote:
Stef C wrote:
I have been trying to swithc my lenses very fast. I always put the cap on as fast as possible when switching. however, i was mistakenly doing it with the sensor facing up. It was never facing up for more than 10-15 seconds.. but i'm sure some dust might have gotten in.

Additionally, if i don't have my cleaning cloth available, sometimes i give a quick breath on the lens to clear of a smudge.

Could i have ruined anything? Also - any tips on where to buy lens cleaning supplies.. was just going to go to best buy..
I have been trying to swithc my lenses very fast. ... (show quote)


Not sure if you've considered lens cleaners... most of the time a soft cloth is all you need, but for tougher stuff like smudges, I've had really good results with Purosol lens cleaner:

http://www.amazon.com/Purosol-Natural-Lens-Cleaner-4oz/dp/B000W8OZE2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1327095307&sr=8-1
quote=Stef C I have been trying to swithc my lens... (show quote)
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Jan 19, 2012 22:01:07   #
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Unusual feature to an old house - any idea what it's used for?
It was used as a peashooter to keep the pigeons off the roof.
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Jan 19, 2012 21:21:44   #
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What photos next?
Photo Guy......I would be interested in any "action" photos you may have. Maybe shots at the fire scene of firefighters carrying equipment to dispose of the fire or men climbing a ladder......thanks
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Jan 5, 2012 17:10:17   #
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Tips for shooting in Hawaii
ve been to Hawaii 4 times and have visited all the islands at least once, but have not been since my son graduated from college in '98. If memory serves me right, Kuaii has what they call the "Grand Canyon of Hawaii". You must seek this out and you will get some great photo's. Have a great time and be sure to do some "whale watching" as they can put on a pretty good show.
photoAl wrote:
I'm going to Kauai in a couple of weeks (my first trip to Hawaii) and will be taking my gear (Nikon D7000, 70-300 4.5-5.6G AF-S Nikkor, 18-50 AF Di II XR 2.8 Tamron, 50 1.8G Nikkor, 40 mm macro Nikkor). I'm trying to capture landscapes, wildlife, people, sunrise/sunsets. Any thoughts, tips or suggestions are welcome.
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Jan 5, 2012 17:05:33   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Tips for shooting in Hawaii
Good One.....wish I had thought of that .
MT Shooter wrote:
NO NO NO!!
Photography in Hawaii is the most challenging location on earth! If you have never been there before you will never succeed without a photography mentor! This is absolutely essential to bringing home any good images.
I would be happy to offer my assistance in this matter free of charge. (Just cover my airfare and hotel and we will call it even!)
You have been warned! Not my fault if you go without me and don't like your shots!
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