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Well I wouldn't have a problem with it and neither should you! As you said a few months ago "There is no cheating any more. Only your sense of reality and how much of it you want to convey"
LOL, you're welcome
That was weird. For some reason I saw scratchy's post below yours and assumed they were his. And I guess he assumed they were mine? That is bizarre. We should all 3 go on a photo trip sometime!
Btw Marc Adamus (my photo-tour guide) is doing a 6-person trip to the Yukon next Oct to the tombstone mountains where you have to helicopter in. I've told him I'm interested but apparently 25 others are as well
What will it take to be able to use my monitor as a viewfinder for my D5000? Googling around doesn't really get me what I want.
I shoot a lot of static stuff indoors(Think Ebay store-esque photography) and it'd be nice if I could just use my monitor instead of a tiny little crappy 3" lcd
What will it take to be able to use my monitor as a viewfinder for my D5000? Googling around doesn't really get me what I want.
I shoot a lot of static stuff indoors(Think Ebay store-esque photography) and it'd be nice if I could just use my monitor instead of a tiny little crappy 3" lcd
As long as your monitor has an HDMI input, I'd say a mini-HDMI -> HDMI cord and judicious use of the live-view button should do the trick.
What will it take to be able to use my monitor as a viewfinder for my D5000? Googling around doesn't really get me what I want.
I shoot a lot of static stuff indoors(Think Ebay store-esque photography) and it'd be nice if I could just use my monitor instead of a tiny little crappy 3" lcd
Pele, those are some great compositions. I hate how zoomed in my 50mm is, I wanna get a sigma 10-20, but I'm about $400 short.
Thx! The 50mm on a non-FF camera is a bit zoomed in. Don't think it's such a big problem, you just have to move your feet and camera around a bit more .
This thread hasn't been seeing too much action as of late so I figured I'd add my photos from the Tetons. Only spent 2 days there, but I really enjoyed the hiking and the fall colors.
Driving in from yellowstone at night
Sunrise at Jenny Lake. I should have taken another exposure to get the background in focus :-/
just like this one!
playing on the rocks
I feel like I stepped into the wrong part of town
Sunrise at String Lake. Gimme some clouds!
2 shot pano
My Ansel Adams impersonation...except with trees blocking the river, no clouds, and no snowy peaks
Hope you like em, and sorry I'm no good at posting like 3 or 4
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Found a Nikon Nikkor lens in a cab yesterday. It doesn't seem to be worth too much. I believe its made for a manual camera? is it any good? is there a not so expensive camera to that i can buy to try it out?
It's a manual 24mm/f2.8, and it'll work on any Nikon SLR, film or digital. I'd certainly consider it a bonus, but I think manual focus lenses are kinda cool. On a 1.5x crop DSLR (which most Nikons are apart from the D700 and D3), it'll be the equivalent of a 35mm lens.
Feel kinda crappy for the poor soul that lost it though.....
I agree, there is a serial number though. I think I will post an add on CL and if someone sends the number ill give it to them... I don't really care so much about it
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