Nice Photos.
Posted by: u5227470736789439 on 27 February 2008
Here is my candidate as being almost quite good. In fact it is two painstakingly joined.
Taken up in the mountain at Skurdalsvatn in 2000.
Though this one takien in Warsaw in November 2006 is not bad:
I know there are several good photgraphers here, and it would be nice to see some of you best efforts if you feel inclined to share!
George
Thanks Steve...The 24-85 was thrown in for free with the Nikon promotion deal. I'll be craiglisting it to help pay for the D600/16-35 combo. Can't wait to try it out as soon as the battery finishes charging....
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How come the 16-35 lens has a bigger box than the 24-85?
Because it's a better more manly lens than the 24-85.
Sandy,
I did wonder how the 24-85 lens came into the equation. I hope you get a good price for it. The 50mm 1.4 is a good quality and value prime lens for your D600 when you don't want to lug a zoom around.
Steve
Steve that's funny because i was thinking the 50mm 1.4 was going to be the next lens i buy to go between the 16-35 and my 70-200 2.8. The sales guy i purchased the D600 from has that exact same lens combo as well.
That's spooky Sandy.
I have a Nikkor 50/1.4 on my FM2. It's a magnificent lens, one of Nikon's finest ever IMO.
I have a Nikkor 50/1.4 on my FM2. It's a magnificent lens, one of Nikon's finest ever IMO.
50/1.4 for me too,but AF Minolta.Also had 50/1.2 MD Minolta.50 is beatiful anyway.Compliments for your new camera.
As to Nikon 50mm, I have a 1.8, not the 1.4. It is a lovely lens, most 50 mils are! I have to say though apart from the obvious aperture thing, when I once compared the two at 1.8 and beyond, I couldn't see they were very different...
I have though recently given myself a Christmas present of a Sigma(!) 35mm f/1.4, I seem to prefer 35mm to 50mm. Now this is a seriously lovely piece!!! I believe Nikon variants are now shipping...
I also have the 16-35, it's great. And I have a 50/1.4, but it's a Sigma. Nice lens, pretty happy with it.
Good idea to unload the 24-85. Even though I already had the 24-70/2.8, I bought one because I thought its VR would be useful, but I sold it after a few months. Colour and sharpness were pretty ordinary.
Steve
You are correct Jamie, it's replacing my old D300. DX to FX hence the new 16-35 wide angle to replace my 12-24 DX lens. Don't really want a mid range zoom so figured once i recover financially i'll just get the 50 mil 1.4 for low light stuff and to have something to cover the gap between the 70-200 and 16-35 that i now have.
I really wanted the 14-24 but it had a few too many drawbacks for me to seriously consider which is why i got the wide angle that i did...
Thanks
I did the same moving from 7D to 5D iii recenlty
It's a re-learning experience, even after all those years of 35mm I feel almost like a newbie, especially when it comes to DoF!
You are correct Jamie, it's replacing my old D300. DX to FX hence the new 16-35 wide angle to replace my 12-24 DX lens. Don't really want a mid range zoom so figured once i recover financially i'll just get the 50 mil 1.4 for low light stuff and to have something to cover the gap between the 70-200 and 16-35 that i now have.
I really wanted the 14-24 but it had a few too many drawbacks for me to seriously consider which is why i got the wide angle that i did...
I have the 14-24mm f2.8. What don't you like?
I also have the 50mm f1.4 and an older non-VR 80-200 f2.8, as well as an older 110mm f2.8 macro and a bad-boy 400mm f2.8 VR.
I bought the 50mm f1.4 to cover the gap when I misplaced my mid-range zoom . It's a great option.
Shooting an old D300 but also thinking of going back to full-frame.
I know the 14-24 is pretty much the best wide zoom out there but i'd like to use it mostly for landscapes while backpacking. Main reasons i picked the 16-35 would be filter threads(for my 77 ND) lighter weight, less vulnerable front element, and of course the fact that it less expensive. I can still lust over that 14-24 (and 400 f2.8!) but it's just not practical for me...