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Few shots with my new lensesThanks to Birddog i now have 2 new lens 200mmf4 Macro - 10.5mm Fisheye, heres a few first shots cant waite to get into the macro`s today
Kev these two taken with the 200mm
HB, How far? Birddog114
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Beautiful shots Kev,
My favourite is the first one close second is the last one, classic on the river with the rowers. They certainly are crystal clear, looking forward to seeing your coming photos with the 200mm Well done, Radar Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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mitedo, The 200/f4 is the one was built with "full metal jacket", quality of sharpness, clarity, and has its ability of a small long lens also. You can see how heavy it's in comparison with the 10.5 FE or the new 300 AF-S/ F4. Pls. note: Nikon doesn't produce these type of built/ construction in their Nikkor range anymore. Perhaps one day near, you'll find it rare items. This is another reason, why I want to keep and lust the "old fashion" built Nikkor lens. The new Nikkor type/ range, it seems to me plasticky and the rings (apeture/ focus) play up a lot after few month in use. Birddog114
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Nice ones, and they are only going to get better
I reckon that between us we have just about got the whole range covered "The good thing about meditation is that it makes doing nothing respectable"
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Oneputt, You're lucky to have mitedo within few strokes. Have fun! Birddog114
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mitedo, Don't go with the 200 VR, I found it's not useful range though oneputt already have the 70-200VR and you have the 200/f4. Honestly, I want the 300/VR previously but had changed my mind due to the 200-400VR in my possession + 3 x TCs of 1.4/1.7/2.0, now I'm looking forward to see my 500/ AF-S II. Birddog114
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Not much interest in the 600mm range though. Birddog114
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Even luckier Birddog now he is a Nikon man
"The good thing about meditation is that it makes doing nothing respectable"
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Yes, he's and with severed infection of lust Birddog114
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