Saddlebreds4me
TPF Noob!
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- Oct 28, 2008
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- New Hampshire
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My mentor (a professional equine photographer) suggested at least try manual - so I figured 'what the hell? it can't hurt'. But now I am intrigued to go back to the barn with all of your suggestions and try again.
Yes, I made the decision after shooting with my D70s for two years just to bite the bullet and get the D700, and both Nikkor lenses - the f/2.8 80-200 and the f/2.8 24-70 which is pretty much all I'm going to need for what I do. I'm a believer in buying something once and doing it right. I also realize this is a bit more than just a hobby for me.
Thank you for the suggestions - I want to get back to the barn...now.
Yes, I made the decision after shooting with my D70s for two years just to bite the bullet and get the D700, and both Nikkor lenses - the f/2.8 80-200 and the f/2.8 24-70 which is pretty much all I'm going to need for what I do. I'm a believer in buying something once and doing it right. I also realize this is a bit more than just a hobby for me.
Thank you for the suggestions - I want to get back to the barn...now.