Sunday, January 31, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
lens reviews
In relation to yesterdays lens post, there are various sites out there that have various methods of lens testing. Most of the stuff i read is about nikon (obviously), but this is only a guide. There are many scientific tests, lab tests, and methods of testing but in the real world, its simply a guide to help you choose what lens is best suited.... The best thing to do is go out and try a lens before you buy, if the seller doesnt agree to that, then move onto the next specialised store... here in Melbourne, you have places such as Vanbar who have a heap of new Nikon and Canon gear.. The Camera Exchange.
For these scientific tests, you can go here for nikon + canon gear.
www.photozone.de
and
www.naturfotograf.com =- all catered for Nikons including AF and manual focus lenses.
For these scientific tests, you can go here for nikon + canon gear.
www.photozone.de
and
www.naturfotograf.com =- all catered for Nikons including AF and manual focus lenses.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Lambo
Azumi @ 15 Weeks
Super Wide Nikon Zoom
With the move from the cropped D2X body to the D3 Series, the 12-24 DX was useless on the FX bodies, and the 18-35 was good but not blowing my socks off. So have traded those in for a fantastic 17-35 AF-S F2.8 ED IF. This will now standardise all my zooms and the 77mm filter platform.
Had a quick go with the new 14-24 AF-S. Probably one of nikons best lenses to date, however there was a problem.. The issue here is that the lenshood is built in, and i use filters for 90% of my work, and the Cokin Filter adapter specifically made for this lens costs approx. $625 U.S, which makes this lens a $2800+ option. No Doubt that the 17-35 will deliver stellar results on the D3.
Welcome to JSP Blog
Welcome to the blog of JSP.
Here you will find shoots of the weddings we photograph in 2010.
We will also have news, camera + product reviews, updates, opinions etc......
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JSP
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