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I am working on two projects where the D would give me more successful images On the Saturday trip I got one series of images with a small bird. Unfortunately there was low light in the forest and the combination of high ISO and cropping made for a very ugly image. Using the D I think the image would have been great. Good luck. Later, Dan. Concerning teleconverters, it is very simple: the smaller the magnification, the better the quality.
If you need more than mm, get the teleconverter with the smallest magnification that can meet your needs. And when you add a TC, it helps to regain some quality by stopping down the lens by a stop, but that also means you'll have a long but slower lens. Vibration becomes a bigger issue. As they say, photography is about getting the right compromise for the best results. Again, stopping down helps. ShunCheung , May 2, I would also suggest you look at getting a monopod to use with a teleconverter.
Well, I've made my mind up, at least with regard to the tele lens. Near the vehicle, it goes together with the for the long end. I've been shooting 2. IQ is more than acceptable to me since I'm hobbyist. Even though I haven't taken a final decision yet, I am leaning towards the mm 2.
One friend will give me a teleconverter 17x, we will see how it goes. As we will have a car at our disposal, I might also rent maybe the mm for this trip, or a tamron mm just to see if that's something I could look into in the future. Anyway, thanks to all! The Tamron is actually a bit lighter than the , the Sigma C lighter still, but I had both SIgma and Tamron versions and think the Nikon is much sharper..
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Forum Threaded view. Nikon f2. Aug 27, Hey guys, I am new to the forum, but I have been reading it for years - always great discussions up here! I have read so many reviews, that now my choices are: get the mm f2. I know that the range is still limited, but I am thinking that it could be a great travel lens or looking into the mm, or even something bigger mmmm really heavy.
I read great things about the prime mm 2. Thanks for any recommendation. Arcticlady's gear list: Arcticlady's gear list. To see more of Mark's photography, visit his website at www. To see more of Carol's photography, visit her website at www. Additional notes: The distinction of II in the name of Nikon teleconverters means that the newer versions use lighter metals in their construction.
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