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Justin,
have you used the 40mm on an APS-C body yet? Looking to see side by side of full frame vs APS-C FOV from same location. Whats the minimum FD on it? wonder if I should just stick to my 50mm |
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Nope. I sold my 60D so no APS-C camera anymore. Once I take delivery I can get with my Co-worker and we can shoot from the same spot and I can show you the images.
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u rock thx
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I just looked up the min focus distance. For the 50mm it's 1.5' and for the 40mm it's .98'
So it would stand to reason that with the 40mm you can make the same object bigger on the frame. |
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You saying my used 180 2.8 is gonna intimidate people??? :D
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correct. Ill charge the 5Dc tonight and give a whirl tomorrow with the nifty fifty to see how I like it for cigar pics while im smoking.
Need to buy a APS-C body. Need flash |
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Talking about intimidating peeps... old blast from the past
http://s152588970.onlinehome.us/PiCs...L%20+%20Me.JPG |
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I was tempted to pick up a 50mm 1.8 (E rated) today for $50, with fungus.
I had been watching youthube videos on how to disassemble them in case I ever saw a great deal on a simple lens with fungus or vapor or haze, thinking I could take it apart, clean it and put it all back together and save a hundred bucks....but RIGHT above it was a $52 lens in Very good conditon, and I thought, why bother? hehe. Plus I already have a 50mm1.8. But you know how it is when you are camera shopping online, these things make sense in some odd way. |
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Edwin, a lens like that should AUTOMATICALLY generate the line "or are you just glad to see me..."
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my cat is silly
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8275/9...6e5f81d4_c.jpg IMG_0389 by emopunker2004, on Flickr |
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You know, I can sell you a cigar box to sit that TV on to clear the sound bar....
The Jacksonville ambulance chaser is named Doc Tony??? What a great name. |
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Justin, quick close the door and walk away for a week. Pest problem solved.
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I come here for the pictures, I stay for the cat insults.
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Shane, one thing you can always count on is cat insults.....at least in this thread.
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Buncha haters.
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I will admit I am NOT a cat fancier......but your dozens of hi-res photos have made
me a changed man. |
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DAMMIT! Why is trying to stick with what you say SO DAMN HARD!
Not only is the D700 NOT under 40k, its not under 50k, 60k, even 70k! Now it comes down to REALLY thinking about this practically. I know from reading, and of course, Justin, that the D700 has supposedly been designed to operate to 150,000 actuations, and half of that is a pretty reasonable gauge on whether or not to keep it. But what about 83,160? Its closer to 75k than 150k. But it IS WAY OVER the halfway mark. Now do I send it back and try to think a little more about the wisdom of buying a used D700 at the very bottom of the entry price? Or do I admit that I got it at it's lowest price point and I should be happy it still shoots for what I paid? Its a tough call. There is no guarantee that buying a E or a E- will get me any fewer actuations. That's what makes it tougher. If I bought one off of Amazon, I could cherry pick a shutter count, but those are all 1500-1800 bucks. I paid 1150 for this one. Scattershooting amazon, $1350 for 117,800....$1539 for 115,000.........$1700 for 58,000........$1720 for 40,000........its only at about $2000 that you start getting below 40,000 clicks. So I guess I am KIND OF lucky on this one, but its still too high to sit well with me. I guess I need to STFU and shoot it. |
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Shutter replacement is a few hundred dollars so is really a gamble if u keep this body. If u swap it for a better condition one at least you will know that it will look better
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OUCH, DAMMIT, CRAP!
Just to make me feel bad, I went back to a few images I had saved from when the store sent me the D700 by mistake, instead of the D100 I ordered. 8330 shutter count...ouch. It was only $1525. I should have KEPT it and told em to BILL ME! |
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That sucks, Brad!
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Yes it does suck, but I have also accepted it as being par for my own course.
I ALWAYS make the worst decisions first and then take plenty of time to evaluate them after the fact. But on that camera, I don't dwell on what I should have done. If I had even the slightest HINT of what I actually had in hand then, I would have spent that 1500 right then and saved the same or better money with all these bargain basement DX cameras I bought since that week in history. I would have had the top dog, (relatively speaking) and not felt compelled to keep searching for better cameras than the crap I started with. But it was the cheaper plan, go with the D70, look at the reviews. lol. Its awesome! And it WAS.....back when. The internet has an amazing ability to bend time and space to whatever result you are looking for. For me it was buying the cheapest, decent DSLR I could find. |
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I'll eventually break down and upgrade, but the D90 is far from crap, even by today's DSLR standards. IMHO |
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In fact I would strongly urge that you NOT upgrade. The D90 is the perfect camera.
Light, powerful, excellent image quality.... I made a decision to stop buying things a few months ago, and it was because my lenses were NOT the pro style, low light, heavy glass lenses. Why did I want to go full frame and expose every single flaw around the edges? MANY times I successfully talked myself out of it. Exorbitant price, even at a used discount, no decent lenses to throw at it, every good argument there was. But in the end, not only did I pick one up, but I picked up some good lenses for it. STILL, deep discount on manual focus lenses, but MORE money piled on top of more money when I had a PERFECT picture- making machine in my hands already. NOT a good story. |
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My wife just got back connected with some friends from a while back. It's a couple and the guy recently got hired on with us at the Sheriff's Office.
We went out to dinner with them last night and Angela(the friend) was talking about how she's interested in photography and recent bought an advanced P&S but really wants a DSLR. I asked what her budget is and her husband said $450. So I found a Canon T3i with 18-55 kit lens for $415 direct from Canon as a refurb. I'm an enabler. |
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Yeh I figured that being new to dslrs that the t series would serve her fine. And in reality it's something she can grow with and no need to really upgrade anytime soon.
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Well just downloaded LR5! The heal/clone tool is a large improvement over the one in LR4
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You know, Justin, you should have told her that you know a guy that would glady sell her
THREE Nikon D70's for that budget! One for the trunk, one for the house and one for the office. BUT NOOOooooo. You enable THEM and not ME. You need to ENABLE me to get rid of my D70's. THAT'S enabling, buddy. I would have thrown in three lenses.... |
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Rofl brad
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Yo!
so I updated my big computer to Win8 and need to get new software for processing pics. I've always used Adobe CS, but open to suggestions. What you guys use and why? Edwin |
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A re-edit of a shot I took when I first got the 60D and kit lens
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3769/9...24178caa_b.jpg IMG_1097 by emopunker2004, on Flickr |
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Awesome pic Justin, love the high rez!!!
Really wanted a DSLR when I got my Nikon but the wife kept my budget in tight check. It takes great pics but at full rez it is still grainy. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...psaf9fab41.jpg |
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:D :D :D :D
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3733/9...83704965_b.jpg LR5 woo by emopunker2004, on Flickr |
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What Nikon Tony?
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Coolpix P510
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Looks good Tony. The main advantage of a DSLR is Sensor size (not necessarily MP) and RAW files which enable better manipulation in post process.
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You know.....I know a guy that could have hooked you up with what you almost wanted,
and for the same price. You could have the DSLR experience without the benefit of recent progress. |
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Lol is his name, Brad? :r
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I think it IS.....or was. Did you see what I did in that last line in #2846??
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I did
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