Thanks Tom
All my lenses are autofocus with manual override, as you would know..the only thing wrong with the zooms
your limited aperture, hence 105mm prime is about $1200.00.
I did have a 1000mm lens back in the 80s and took it to the 81 82 stubbies got some great shots all on 35m film
back then. i use to sell photos with negatives,bad mistake,,i made doubles for my portfolio and sadly got rid-of
a lot of my gear in early 2000. i lost alot of passion for photography when it went digital.you see shooting film
gives you no room for error and you could only do so much in the darkroom.to me the art of composition and
light are gone to computer techniques and software.for example that last photo shot through the hand made glass
now you could just use software,IMHO thats taking the skill factor out of it.
its really good to see you have the passion Tom and its funny how your into same sh!t i got into.
now lets corrupt you with sex drugs and rocknroll
Fantastic pics and amazing equipment you guys have. Just use my Fuji Finepix HS20. Has a reasonable zoom and only shoot from the shore. Love sunrises and sunsets and anything that catches my eye from whats happening in the backyard to holiday pics and on the wagter shots of course. No fancy lenses or photoshopping. have a lot to learn..just enjoy capturing the moment.
Tom unfortunately the holiday is over - got back from Sri Lanka a few days ago after spending the last month there - headed there from Vietnam. Sadly back to work tom morning and after not checking my inbox since Dec 5 I am a wee bit scared at what awaits me
Mmmm Kassia!
What a photo!
She's great to watch, no matter what her sexual preferences are!
Come to think of it, there's nothing wrong with watching 2 girls kissing... Is there?
For me, photography is like golf, I wish I was really good at it but don't want to put the hard yards in to get there.
I mean that's why cameras have an automatic button, right ?
Here are a few.
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Nice gear Jason!
The D800 isn't too great without a tripod I have heard, true or not?
I really want a D7100 but got to save first! Haha
Nice shots guys, keep em coming!
Here is one of me that my brother took the other day
Tom.
It's fine with out a tripod. It just doesn't have as high a frame rate as desired so you won't get as many action shots out if a continuos burst. But you can't really spray and pray with the d800 cause a raw file is about 80Mb so the buffer fills up pretty quick.