The modelling flash as its known in Nikon terminology can be turned off in the menu....wife has the camera so cant tell you the exact menu..but can definitely be done.
Neil
I've just taken punt on one of these from the states....will try and remember to post up some results when it arrives....
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/370942364208?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
I purchased a cover for my Siggy 70-200 2.8 from rainydays2008...excellent quality materials and the owner, Tony, IIRC, is extremely helpful and very quick to despatch.
LINK: http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/rainydays2008/m.html
Highly recommended
Neil
Wow....my Dad used to be the Estates Manager for the Wildfowl Trust and was based at Slimbridge. He worked closely with Sir Peter Scott during the 80's. Must go back again...used to go all the time when i was a kid but must have changed beyond recognition now I guess.
Neil
Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8....its what I have and is a fantastically sharp lens at all apertures. I know for landscape 2.8 is not relevant but for indoor shots, churches etc it makes a huge difference. Built like an aircraft carrier too....dropped mine when it was on my old D300....camera smashed but...
I have the Nikon 17-55 on a D7000 body and its a fantastic piece of glass indeed! Still have the 16-85VR that needs selling now. The 17-55 is sooo sharp it almost hurts, especially around F4...F2.8 is also very sharp too. I also have the Tokina 11-16 which is also a stellar piece of engineering...
Excellent pictures Andy.....takes me back to our honeymoon when we did the exact same trip. Went over Tioga Pass too.....down to Mono Lake then Death Valley to Vegas etc etc. Your pics are way better than mine though!!
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