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That's nice Anibap, "Very Nice".
George.
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That's nice Anibap, "Very Nice".
George.
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I have one I should get rid of really. Far too many bags, need a clear out it's just the hassle of posting...
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Bought a gorilla pod thingy mebob and thought i'd try it out with my samyang 14mm! Not quite sure bombing along country roads was the best plan but this was my results! next plan is find a flat road and drive slowly to help reduce vibrations as the lens has no stability options built in
Car trail lights attempt by Andy Snook, on Flickr
Car trail lights attempt by Andy Snook, on Flickr
Car trail lights attempt by Andy Snook, on Flickr
Car trail lights attempt by Andy Snook, on FlickrCar trail lights attempt by Andy Snook, on FlickrCar trail lights attempt by Andy Snook, on FlickrWould you buy a used D750 off this man?
Both feet stuck in quicksand. The only way to get free was to swing the camera somewhere solid and pull my feet out by the wellies one at a time!
Like new. One careful owner.
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Would you buy a used D750 off this man?
Both feet stuck in quicksand. The only way to get free was to swing the camera somewhere solid and pull my feet out by the wellies one at a time!
Is it still working ok
Mental note to self don't buy anything off this man
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It's dried and cleaned now. I hope it was just superficial and no sand has got inside the control wheels. Still working so far.
That's a good testament to it's weather sealing.
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It's dried and cleaned now. I hope it was just superficial and no sand has got inside the control wheels. Still working so far.
If you have insurance I would be sending that off, salt anything in contact with the camera is a bad thing
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It could have been worse. https://flic.kr/p/96McnE
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It could have been worse. https://flic.kr/p/96McnE
Ha ha, that's properly mullered ! [emoji15]
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Love that second one, the sun burst is great.
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very nice.
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Ooohhhh I'm liking that. I am a bag hoarder. I'll keep my eyes out for one of those
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I love it mate. Carries 2 bodies, 24-70, 85mm, flash, batteries, TTL cable, triggers etc. It looks pretty smart too.
So I've got a week off now... I'm quite tempted to go and see if LCE have a Df in store to play with or at least handle.
How good is the D4/Df sensor in comparison to the D750's? Is it as workable in PP? I know it has superior noise performance but I'm not really that fussed about that tbh.
So I've got a week off now... I'm quite tempted to go and see if LCE have a Df in store to play with or at least handle.
How good is the D4/Df sensor in comparison to the D750's? Is it as workable in PP? I know it has superior noise performance but I'm not really that fussed about that tbh.
Worse handling, less MP, similar noise, more money
Read point 30...
https://photographylife.com/reviews/nikon-d750/7
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The Df is a great camera which I loved for the short time I had it. The only thing that would put me off owning it over the D750 is the difference in price.
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I must admit, it's pirely the looks that i want it for. Shallow as hell innit. I do like to pull files about in PP though so if it's poor (which i doubt!) then it would kill it for me. The price difference is staggering though. Especially as the D750 would have to go to fund it...
Df and 58mm would be a pretty cool setup.
Df and 58mm would be a pretty cool setup.
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never mind about the camera ,give me the Vespa
Heres your 'push pull ability' in stops at different ISOs... Overall the D750 has a stop and a half over the DF at base ISO, the DF has a 1 stop blip at ISO1200 then its pretty much even. Overall it looks like the D750 takes it....... unless you shoot at ISO 1200 only
This is why its important not just to look at the DXO number but the entire measurement to check if it suits your shooting conditions. Some cameras have a good low ISO DR and others take a lead at hi ISO, like the A7S. hth
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TBH, iso 1200 has always been my favourite iso so maybe it was meant to be...
Good enough for me, but then I don't need many good reasons to buy new gear
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It would indeed.... but a pricey one.
Or just new versions of what you already had...
...... pretty much. Haven't had a 58 yet and tbh Xmas is coming 
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Do you find the 58 to be different enough to the 35 to make a good combo?Just packed my bag for coming home this Christmas...
Ona Brixton
D750
Sigma 35mm 1.4
Nikon 58mm 1.4
13" Macbook Air
+ prism, rocket blower, cloth & charger.
I've got a week to change my mind on any or all of the above
Would a 24/58 combo be better?
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For me the 24/58 would be the ideal combination.... it's what I'm working towards.
I've got the 85 as well which is better paired with the 35 but I'm not leaving the 58 at home and I'm purposely limiting myself to two lenses only.
I'll mostly use the 35 and only pull out the 58 for portraits...That's the plan, so far!
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Back home for Christmas? Mainly portraits of kids, family that sort of thing.
Long term I want to shoot portraits and weddings.