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| Topic: Advice And Tips For A Newbie Username: moncur Posted 2012-11-26 13:08:23 and read 3244 times. Hi my name is Ste, i am new to Airliners.net, although i have been viewing some of the beautiful Aviation Photography for years on here. | ||
| Topic: RE: Advice And Tips For A Newbie Username: megatop412 Posted 2012-11-26 15:39:27 and read 3208 times. For someone who is new to aviation photography, either lens will suit your needs well. The Nikkor is more expensive and I think a bit sharper, but I'm sure there are plenty of Sigma 70-300 owners who have taken many sharp shots with their lens. | ||
| Topic: RE: Advice And Tips For A Newbie Username: chuck9941 Posted 2012-11-26 17:17:42 and read 3196 times. I use a D80 and most of my shots in the database are with the Nikkor 70-300mm VR. It's worth noting that there are two 70-300mm Nikkors, one has VR the other doesn't and there is a big difference in price between the two. As well as quality I am told. If you choose the Nikkor you would be best suited with the VR version which produces good results up to 200mm or so and like most zooms is softer at the long end. | ||
| Topic: RE: Advice And Tips For A Newbie Username: unattendedbag Posted 2012-11-26 17:39:20 and read 3192 times.
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| Topic: RE: Advice And Tips For A Newbie Username: moncur Posted 2012-11-27 00:51:03 and read 3163 times. Thank you for the response, my budget is roughly £2500 at the moment, hoping as it's my birthday today I will have abit more to add. I would like to upgrade later this year as I am happy with the two bodies I have, I have done many portraits with them and the quality is brilliant on them even with low mega pixel. | ||
| Topic: RE: Advice And Tips For A Newbie Username: EGCC777LR Posted 2012-11-28 04:19:54 and read 3087 times. Hi Ste, ![]() Photo © Jason Wood It was my first upload to A.net, from then onwards I have had some decent success and even graced the front page a time or two! Still, I have plenty of rejections to this day so an upgrade of gear is no guarantee! I never got to try the D1x with the 70-300mm VR lens so I cant comment on the combination, people have latterly said lust how poor a lens the old 70-300mm G is for longer shots, I can't comment on that as I am not a lens technician, I can only go by the results I had and they weren't that good! And if memory serves me right, the D1x didn't shoot RAW, I have to say that I find shooting RAW a god send for aviation, things move so quickly, the ability to tweak the exposure and/or white balance is a great backup for those moments when either you or the camera gets it wrong! Hope this helps and feel free to ask any other questions you may have Jason | ||
| Topic: RE: Advice And Tips For A Newbie Username: moncur Posted 2012-11-28 12:17:24 and read 3045 times. Hi Jason, i think the photo's that you have taken with the D1x are great. i understand the big massive files as i have problems with that. Mine will shoot in Raw i would be lost without it. | ||
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