Recent content by JezSutton

I use a Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 with my D600 and it is not soft at f/2.8.. the colour is a little washy in some light situations wide open.. I bought mine on ebay 3 yrs ago for £350 and have used it with D90 / D300 / D7000 & D600 Great value for money !!

Yes..

High Iso 6400+ is very good... AF is not too hot in low light... and the AF assist light scares animal subjects..

I will try that when I get in, I didn't know you had to tell the camera to clean the sensor, my other cameras did a sonic clean on power up..

Got my D600 on Friday, used it on Sunday in low light with 24-70 f2.8 and it coped really well, also used it with 80-200mm F2.8 also awesome quality and focus speed at 4pm... Getting really dark.... Yesterday I went out and shot a grew flood shots when I looked at them last night I already have...

After 7months of trying to get on with my d7000 and it going back to Nikon twice for soft focus issues I have put it on eBay .. Will use the little money I get for it to help buy a d600

DOF is spot on as you have the date sharp.. good luck in the future (your gonna need it) lol

wow, some really powerful images.. amazing work, I think I would have winced away at some of the shots.

Looks red to me too.. I have a D7000 what lens did you have on ?

What lens did you use ?

70-700mm WOW !! thats a big lens.. :bonk: In Church use 70-200mm f/2.8 no flash but on Tripod to catch the intimate moments For the set poses use Nikon 18-200mm with flash Big group shots and wacky stuff use 10-24mm

If your close and not using flash then a short fast zoom, like a Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 should cost you around £350

I have a D90, D300 and D7000 If you want a good DSLR that will do most things well the D90 If you want a bigger grip, faster frame rate and weather proofing then D300 If you want soft focus and a smaller grip with no 3rd party battery options then D7000 I use D300 / D7000 for event...

In which case don't... lol Buy a Nikon 70-300mm VR ...

What converter ? It's a "G" lens so should work on D3000