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From: Roanoke, Va
- In my best Friday impression voice
Sweet camera
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From: NW Indiana
The 18-55 and 55-200 are what I have for the Nikon right now and they get the most use but I find my self grabbing the 55-200 more than the 18-55 if I am shooting outdoors so it makes sense to stick with what's working. As for the telephoto I am a little lost and I just don't know how far they reach out past the 55-200. I normally find my self shooting at sporting events like my son soccer game or at my sister in laws paint ball field during games or even at NASCAR races when we go. I have looked at the lens you suggested 50mm f/1.8 II and may add it just to have it and I have also been looking at the EF 135mm f/2.8 with Softfocus.
Shot with the 100-400 all the way down the field...still had to do some cropping, but the files are large enough to handle it.
Even at 1/1000 and ISO of 1600, wish I had shot it a little faster..... always the coulda/woulda/shoulda
Still at a high iso of 500
Beach shot for the fun of it...
Bowser
Last edited by Bowser4x4; Jun 20, 2011 at 11:35 PM.
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From: South Georgia
Another amature here. I have a gripped T1i with a 18-55 and 55-250. I have a few other goodies, but nothing worth mentioning. Next lens on my list is the 70-300L.
Georgia Southern Entrance by cannonballgsu, on Flickr
Truck at Georgia Southern Stadium by cannonballgsu, on Flickr
Georgia Southern Entrance by cannonballgsu, on Flickr
Truck at Georgia Southern Stadium by cannonballgsu, on Flickr
well i haven't done much.. but here's a couple
was on vacation, took the camera to snap some shots.. ended up not doin any really
and washed & waxed the bike today & took a couple. messed around a little with HDR then said eff it, looks better natural
was on vacation, took the camera to snap some shots.. ended up not doin any really
and washed & waxed the bike today & took a couple. messed around a little with HDR then said eff it, looks better natural
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Joined: Apr 2005
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From: San Jose CA
These were taken with my "point and shoot" Canon ELPH 300 HS 
NO "photoshop"! These were taken with the settings in the camera.
Fellow Car Club Members '60
My Buddies '58 Edsel
My "Lady Friends" Hibiscus (first bloom of the year)
Wildflower @ the "Haunted House" in my Neighborhood
The Koi Dealer next to my house is a place I go to to "relax"...
NO "photoshop"! These were taken with the settings in the camera.
Fellow Car Club Members '60
My Buddies '58 Edsel
My "Lady Friends" Hibiscus (first bloom of the year)
Wildflower @ the "Haunted House" in my Neighborhood
The Koi Dealer next to my house is a place I go to to "relax"...
Last edited by 61Tbird; Jun 25, 2011 at 11:02 PM.
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From: Concord, NC
Just picked up a SonyDSC-H55 from work on clearance. It seems like a good point and shoot. Had my eye on it since last summer/fall. Should get some good experience in before going to an SLR
