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Old 11-04-2008, 08:33 AM
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Old 11-04-2008, 09:32 AM
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How much did that lens cost you? Is it Nikkor?
Yes, both are Nikkor. I bought the 18-200mm locally and have ordered the 12-24mm from Adorama. The 18-200mm goes for about $640 and the other is on sale for $885.
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Old 11-07-2008, 06:57 AM
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I have Canon 30D with kit lens (18-55) and 75-300 zoom lens. debating on getting the Nikon D90 because of its HD video capabilities.
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I wouldn't buy the D90 for the video. It doesn't autofocus when shooting video so it's not very usable. I think Cannon's new camera does autofocus while shooting video however. You should look at that one.
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im actually in the process of getting a camera, however not sure what most people use. Most seem to use cannon or the nikon. Do any of you use a digital camera such as a point and shoot type camera or are you using the more advance camera's. If you are using a a point and shoot type digital camera which do you perfer and why? How are they while flying and can you even zoom in close enough to get the picture you want.
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Old 05-11-2009, 07:40 PM
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[quote=HSLD;449960]Nikon DLSR and glass, pocket wizards, assorted speed lights, assorted light modifiers, and a subscription to the www.strobist.com RSS feed!

Here's a new stream for non-aviation stuff that I started shooting this month:
Flickr: fashionrisk's Photostream

Here is my aviation related stream:
Flickr: dreamlaunch's Photostream

Whoa! A fellow Strobist!!! Actually I found the site about 8-9 months ago and it changed the way I looked at photography. Not as a whole, but surely as one part of it. Dave has an outstanding way of presenting the material. I have learned much from him and his site.
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Old 05-11-2009, 08:24 PM
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Whoa! A fellow Strobist!!! Actually I found the site about 8-9 months ago and it changed the way I looked at photography. Not as a whole, but surely as one part of it. Dave has an outstanding way of presenting the material. I have learned much from him and his site.
Yeah it's good stuff for sure! The site is great as s the RSS feed.
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Old 05-23-2009, 02:20 AM
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I use a Canon 20D with a Sigma 28-70, and Sigma 70-300.

I like to shoot landscapes, sunsets, sunrises(should I actually be up to see one ), and transportation(planes, and ships mostly)
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Old 05-27-2009, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by WMU05
im actually in the process of getting a camera, however not sure what most people use. Most seem to use cannon or the nikon. Do any of you use a digital camera such as a point and shoot type camera or are you using the more advance camera's. If you are using a a point and shoot type digital camera which do you perfer and why? How are they while flying and can you even zoom in close enough to get the picture you want.
If you have the oppurtunity to use a DSLR you wont go back to Point and shoot. In my opinion if you are serious about photography you need an SLR. Canon and Nikon have had solid reputations so they are usually the ones everyone gets.
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Canon and Nikon are also not the only makers out there. Olympus, Pentax, Konica Minolta, Leica, etc, etc all make great gear but don't have as much market share.
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