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Mar 15, 2016 23:12:53   #
Mac wrote:
Tulips are usually for zoom lenses.
I suggest you check with Canon and get the lens hood that is designed for each individual lens.


right on Mac :thumbup:
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Mar 15, 2016 23:10:22   #
DerBiermeister wrote:
before you started to think in "camera-speak"? (Best way I can describe it.)

IOW, to where you could pick out any photo scene, and its lighting conditions, and pretty much know where to approximately set the camera manually?

I expect to see a wide range of answers.


f/8 @ 125, oh wait, that didn't work yesterday. that's one of those " don't speak for fear of a hundred photographers jumping on your head things "
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Mar 13, 2016 17:51:13   #
AZTinman wrote:
Let's see if I have this adding files thing figured out. No fishes today, but here are a couple from a sea lion project I'm currently working on.

-AZTinman


Wonderful work,just wonderful ! ! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Feb 27, 2016 12:21:10   #
-#1, perhaps the tail of a scorpion ??
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Feb 21, 2016 10:04:35   #
PearlyGates wrote:
Thank you! You can take the man outa Colorado but you can't take Colorado outa the man! BTW did a road trip in Michigan and loved it!


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Feb 20, 2016 23:57:44   #
PearlyGates wrote:
I love living in Colorado and all the places that offer so much for so little except to enjoy and share what God has given. All pictures are taken with my iPhone and post processing was done in Snapseed. ENJOYn!!


nice work PearlyGates, we're from Westcliff, Canon City, and have now retired to the shores of lake Michigan. Thanks for posting the pics of " our " Colorado
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Feb 17, 2016 18:20:52   #
Portrick wrote:
Hi there. I'm Rick from Port Huron Mi and have been reading the Hog for about a year now. I bought a Sony A6000 on Black Friday of 2014 without a clue how to use it. Thanks to the Hog I've learned a ton
since then and hope to upload some pictures one day for some expert evaluation.


wecome Rick, port St. Joseph here
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Feb 14, 2016 12:57:12   #
Bike guy wrote:
If you want to know 100% CRAP, I can probably help.
:)


I have some of that experience myself. :thumbup:
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Feb 13, 2016 19:06:46   #
soaro77 wrote:
As everyone knows the golden hour is the best time to shoot most outdoor pictures. But what I'm wondering is if golden hour is still important on overcast and rainy days? I shoot a lot of waterfalls and typically just go during the day since this time of the year it is overcast and you get soft light all day. But I'm wondering if I would get even better pictures by going during the golden hour even on an overcast or rainy day or if it really wouldn't change anything?


I thought the Golden hour was about light. just say'n :D
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Jan 31, 2016 12:23:53   #
Papa j wrote:
Hi all, I have a Nikon d7000 and a d750 can anyone shed some light on a good grip for these cameras. B&H shows a wide price spread for several models. Thanks for your thoughts as always

Joe


if you don't want to pay the Nikon price, then Vello, Vello, Vello.
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Jan 11, 2016 12:35:21   #
MT Shooter wrote:
I sell and rent them because there is demand. I rent Sony's as well and they rent ALMOST as well as the Canons. I am a realist and I deal in FACTS, not marketing propoganda. Canon has some serious issues to address, not that Nikon doesn't have a few of their own.
I take in a lot of trades here, mostly Canon, which I end up Ebaying most of the time. The number one reason I get from customers switching from Canon is lens warranty, number two is close behind with sensor resolution, both serious Canon shortcomings. About 1/4 of my Nikon rentals are Canon users looking to compare before switching, and I am more than happy to rent them the gear to compare. If you think I have to "strongarm" anyone to switch then you seriously underestimate the will of the people to "see for themselves", after awhile they have to quit reading reviews, comparisons and lab tests and see for themselves that the Nikons clearly outperform the comparable Canons. It's easy for anyone with an open mind to see it. Many don't switch, for lots of reasons; too many Canon lenses, don't like the controls, doesn't feel the same, can't afford to switch right now. But many more do. I don't control it......I CAN'T control it, it's called free will in a free market society.
If you don't want to educate yourself, then don't, that is your choice. But don't deride those that do.
I sell and rent them because there is demand. I re... (show quote)


yes,yes,yes ! ! ! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Jan 11, 2016 11:06:59   #
DaveyDitzer wrote:
Please don't flame me for this. It's a serious question. I have been interested in the Df for a while and read a lot about it here. I usually copy some of the information into a Word doc for my files and recall. I recall reading some where here in UHH about a feature or behavior that left me with the distinct impression of, "I sure don't want a Df after reading this!" But I cannot for the life of me recall what it was nor can I find anywhere that I might have stored the information. Can any of you with younger memories help me? Yes I know, the question is a little vague and I apologize for that. Is there any unique behavior in the Df that is not present in most of Nikon's FX or DX models? I currently use a D5300.
Please don't flame me for this. It's a serious que... (show quote)


no battery grip available
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Jan 10, 2016 17:19:19   #
EdJ0307 wrote:
Good job. :thumbup: I could only find eight.


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Jan 9, 2016 12:18:01   #
JD750 wrote:
These are not the tame variety. There is definitely a deer in the fame.


I found all nine of them, rather quickly. --hmm :D
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Jan 9, 2016 12:12:31   #
authorizeduser wrote:
My local camera shop just got in a few lens from an auction. The one I am interested in is the Nikon 60mm 2.8D Micro. New in the box still wrapped with manual and warranty card. Is this lens worth their asking price of $299? Will be using it on a Nikon D300 body.


IMHO, it's worth every penny ! !
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