Recent content by ab20000

Some great information here guys. This was exactly what I'm after to give it a go.

I've never tried macro photography at all but I need to take some photos of some very small and detailed mechanical work. I have a D750 body and am looking for starter lens recommendations. I don't want to spend much just looking for something with decent results for modest outlay. Thanks,

At the moment I can't justify the cost of a top end Nikon flash unit so wondering if I'm better going for a cheaper Nikon (something like an SB300) or going for a non-Nikon branded item - perhaps a Neewer VK750 from Amazon - any views?

Not my area in any way but this stands out as being stunning. Love it.

Great photo, how close did he come to you? Beautiful animals.

Love the first shot. Great sky colour

Really like the last two. FD is a great looking car which helps.:cool:

Nice photos and nice car. Do like a clean e36.

Are there any Nikon DSLRs that will fit? The lens is actually 50mm f1.2. There seem to be some adapters for sale that do say they are compatible. Do have an OM4 still but the idea of using film isn't appealing.

Looks easy enough, only bit not sure on is the spring. Sure I can get one just not looked before.

Happy to do bit of work - looks like the ring you need isn't an adapter exactly more a part to replace but looks easy enough. Keen to keep the lens as it's a nice bit of kit

This might be a very daft question but does anybody know if there is a way to fit an old 50mm f1.4 lens for an OM4 to a Nikon DSLR? It's manual focus which makes me slightly hopeful. Thanks,

Thanks for the reply, very helpful indeed. The person I'm buying for I think will value versatility and ease of use over all else at least from initially. Like the reviews of the Tamron and good to hear someone else has used it as I've no experience. Are they compatible with other Nikon's...

Looking for some advice, want to know what is a decent entry level setup general use as I need to arrange a gift (holidays, family etc). The main purpose is to help someone get into DSLR cameras (they have never used one) and just to get out and enjoy taking better photos. Personally always had...