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Travelling light with your DSLR
posted by sebcz - 21st of may, 2008
You have your DSLR. You have your lenses. Many of them. What do you do if you really don't want to take them ALL with you? Well, there are things to consider - how much weight you are prepared to carry and what compromises ... More...
Tamron 17-50 F/2,8 Review
posted by lucabertolli - 19th of may, 2008
So, I assume you've bought a DSLR and now you are disappointed by the 18-55 kit lens that comes with your camera. This is mostly true speaking of Canon kit lens, but anyway Nikkor kit lens, though being a much better lens, may be ... More...
A little help when choosing new camera or lens.
posted by markogt - 28th of march, 2008
Choosing a new camera or camera lens is usually not simple thing to to. I have found a very useful web site, that you can use to compare photos made with different cameras and different camera lens! So you can take the ... More...
I do not want the hightech lens now
posted by boostlee - 24th of march, 2008
I don't have any hightech lens. Sometimes I really eager to have one when I saw the perfect photos shot by it. But I just think about if all of the perfect photos are always shot by the hightech lens. I dont' think so. If there is anyone ... More...
Teleconverters.
posted by mondeo2k42 - 16th of march, 2008
Teleconverters are used to magnify the focal length of the tele lenses. Their are mainly two types of teleconverters:- 1.4x teleconverter 2x teleconverter. Be carefull in chosing the teleconverters as only tele lenses work ... More...
Wide Angle - Olympus user?
posted by cleaper - 4th of march, 2008
I absolutely love taking landscape photographs but I feel that i would benefit from a wide angle lens. I am currently using an Olympus e-400 with the supplied kit lenses, which are great but not exactly wide angle. The two lenses ... More...
Through a different looking glass... or just new glass...
posted by pirate59 - 26th of february, 2008
Hi everyone. With every new item purchased for your camera, a new system or lesson is learned. Whether its learning about camera shake with super-mega-ultra zoom lenses, what positions mean what on a circular polarising filter.... More...
Is That Big Old Lens Worth It?
posted by charlesoutcalt - 25th of january, 2008
Where to spend limited photo equipment dollars? Here's the dilemma: I will be heading to Africa on a safari with family this summer. Fourteen days of once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities. Right now, my biggest lens ... More...
Experiences about Nikon D3
posted by berlinfoto - 10th of january, 2008
Hi all, three weeks now i own the brandnew Nikon D3. I am very satisfied about the new cam! The performance is unbelievable! A little bit more difficult - for me - is the new autofocus system. in comparsion to my D2Xs i feel the ... More...
Macro shooting
posted by mondeo2k42 - 9th of november, 2007
Macro shooting is a technique which is very much difficult to mastder in so plez tell me some techniques of taking good shots with macro lenses.
First images with the new lens
posted by mheuver - 7th of october, 2007
I went on a trip with my girlfriend a few weeks ago, which was the perfect time to try out my new Canon 70-200 F4. I really loved the sharpness of the lens and different perspective the 70-200 range gave me. Shooting landscape with ... More...
What lens are you using
posted by redsun81 - 26th of september, 2007
Do the lenses you're using equate to the quality of your pictures?or in the same context,does the camera you're using matter? Personally i use a 30D and the Canon kit lens,a lens which some people won't even consider as their 1st lens.... More...
Classification of lenses according to .......
posted by northman - 23rd of september, 2007
Classification of lenses according to Focal Length, Image Format, Characteristics, Utilizations to see the table with all the useful content [link=http://www.digital-cameras-help.com/photography/photo-equipment/classification-of-lenses-according-to-focal-length-image-format-characteristics-utilizations/]... More...
Tamron Di-II 18-250 - finally have it!
posted by sebcz - 18th of september, 2007
The new Tamron 18-250 has just arrived, I'll be testing it for some time. As for now, only my 'how it feels in hand' impressions: solid build, very nice manual focusing, quite pleasant AF sound, and that range ! But of course its ... More...
Choosing a new lens
posted by sebcz - 9th of september, 2007
Very often, in the forums, you can read a beginner's question: "What lens should I buy next? I already have a kit lens" Well, the answer is one - if you don't know what to buy, don't buy anything. When you start to shoot more, when ... More...
Selling kit lens.
posted by sebcz - 4th of september, 2007
Let me tell you, I am kinda upset - I was going to sell my Pentax kit lens (18-55) for a decent price (less than the half of retail price), still no-one wanted it (auction site). I tried to set the price at the 1/3, added a ... More...
Bought a new lens
posted by mheuver - 1st of september, 2007
After being slightly disappointed with the performance of the Sigma 70-300 APO, I decided to buy a new mid-range to short tele zoom. I especially didn't like the background blur (bokeh) of Sigma. Although I started to appreciate the ... More...
Rain Protection
posted by thefinalmiracle - 30th of august, 2007
I recently faced a lot of problems shooting in the rains. A plastic bag doesn't solve the problem as it is the lens that gets wet and if you want to shoot children crossing in the rain or just some rainy scene, its very hard to do that ... More...
Fickle minded or seeking improvements?
posted by fertographer - 27th of august, 2007
All along in the span of almost a year, I have changed quite a few lens..buying and selling definitely at a loss. My main issue is the inability to spend or simply put it, low purchasing power..I just don't have enough money. Getting ... More...
Which Lens?
posted by kenneystudios - 25th of august, 2007
Whenever we head out to a family function or just a day out somewhere, I always debate on which camera lens to take with me, or how many. After several hours of mentally debating it with myself, I had the decision narrowed down ... More...
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