This was taken in complete darkness with the 24 - 120 VR lens and SB-800 flash, ISO at 400. Very impressed that it focused so fast considering I couldn't even see what I was focusing on
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A great family shot...
This was taken in complete darkness with the 24 - 120 VR lens and SB-800 flash, ISO at 400. Very impressed that it focused so fast considering I couldn't even see what I was focusing on
W00DY Andrew
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Beautiful shot Woody, man that is crisp!!
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Warm shot.
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Gold. Did you have the Auto Focus assist lamp firing? (ie the camera detected low light and fired that up) Perhaps thats how it focused. A very nice piece of glass anyway, and a great photo.
Bounce flash?
Lovely pic woody - did you bounce the flash?
The absence of any harsh shadows seems to indicate that you did. Certainly a great shot under the circumstances.
So VR does make sense, isn't it? and VR club deserves the REDs
 Birddog114
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Umm not sure When I half pressed the shutter a red grid was displayed over the image so i pressuem this is how it focused. What I was impressed with though was it focused as quickly as if I had the lights on!
Sure did. I always bounce the flash when indoors.
Whilst the lens did well I actually had the VR function turned off on this one
Cheers W00DY Andrew
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Woody,
Then use your dad's 24-120 Non VR and give him your 24-120VR cos his hand may shake than yours, look after the old man mate!!!! Birddog114
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I am looking after him on Friday after I visit you to collect his new D70
Can't spoil him to much by giving him VR as well... W00DY Andrew
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