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| Posted: Sat Dec 29th, 2012 09:46 |
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jk
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Constable wrote: Yup. Might just as well sty at home.  :thumbsup: Oh dear I feel a bit piggy after eating all that food! I will need to sow up my seams a little!
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| Posted: Sat Dec 29th, 2012 09:46 |
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jk
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I didnt realise there was so much wildlife close to Basel.
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| Posted: Sat Dec 29th, 2012 10:06 |
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Constable
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Very rural ... that was just on the border with France Ed
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| Posted: Wed Jan 2nd, 2013 14:11 |
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blackfox
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my FT1 adaptor arrived this morning but as with most people in my rush to get it all bolted together i forgot the golden rule RTFM ,so it was late afternoon before i figured out why i wasn't getting acceptable shots and lots of error messages . by the time late afternnoon arrived and i had got it sussed the light just had a faint glimmer of brightness and i got this seagull on the green in front of my house .details as follows nikon V1 +FT1 +300MM.F4.AFS + 1.7TC = 1350MM focal length hand held ,roll on the bright days of summer  Attachment: fog on the dee .jpg (Downloaded 39 times)
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| Posted: Wed Jan 2nd, 2013 14:35 |
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Robert
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Only read the FM if all else fails is my maxim. Gets in the way of exploring and experimenting. Looks very good, esp. for hand held, probably a lot of scope for cropping too. It won't weigh a ton to carry to remote locations and doesn't look too, er, extravagant? By which I mean tempting to the passing tealeaf.
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| Posted: Wed Jan 2nd, 2013 15:19 |
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blackfox
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if anything rob its to light .the lack of multi point a/f limits you to static subjects although i think i might be o.k on birds taking off .according to the rule of so far so good it needs a lot of light to work well and i think todays test at extremes is pushing it a bridge to far .i will revert to either the bare 300giving me 810mm or with the 1.4tc giving me 1134mm .time will tell but its a saving of four and a half grand over a big lens 
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| Posted: Wed Jan 2nd, 2013 20:54 |
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Constable
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I agree. The naked 300 is OK but the ft1 with a tc just does not work for me. Ed
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| Posted: Thu Jan 3rd, 2013 04:35 |
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Eric
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Constable wrote: I agree. The naked 300 is OK but the ft1 with a tc just does not work for me.Ive offloaded all my TCs except the Kenko 1.4. It's the only one I feel competes with a basic image crop from the D3 sensor. I am not convinced that the D7000 is going to stay with us. Maybe it's because I hadn't used it a lot before, but recently I have noticed the IQ and focus performance differences between it and the D3.
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| Posted: Thu Jan 3rd, 2013 05:09 |
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blackfox
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i love my nikon 1.7 tc eric with the 300mm f4 and the d7000 its a stunning combo ,but oddly enough it doesn't work that well with the same lens on the d300 i tend to use the kenko 1.4 dg pro on that combo . its really weird that different nikon cameras give such hugely different i.q ranges between different models ,at this moment in time i prefer the I/Q of the d300 and have lent the d7000 to my lad who has just emigrated from the dark side back to nikon .i think all i need to complete my requirements now is something along the lines of a 70-200 f2.8 until they bring out the d400 or d7200 
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| Posted: Thu Jan 3rd, 2013 06:44 |
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Eric
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blackfox wrote: i love my nikon 1.7 tc eric with the 300mm f4 and the d7000 its a stunning combo ,but oddly enough it doesn't work that well with the same lens on the d300 i tend to use the kenko 1.4 dg pro on that combo .Well I may keep the D7000 till I can compare it to a cropped D800 image. I still prefer the FX sensor for most of my work, but I do see the value of DX if you need that extra bit of reach.
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