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Well I now have the itch for hockey again. I managed to suppress it but your photos just brought it back. Lets hope this lockout ends soon.

blurry photos are blurry photos. You can edit them all day and in the end they will still be blurry photos. Hope you werent the only photographer.

For 2 and 3 Id say you want tighter crops. Fill the frame with the drink. Also the person in the background is a bit distracting.

If your going to use both bodies than use both lenses. Otherwise It all depends on the shot your after. If you want a group shot Id say the 35 but if your going for candids than the 70-200 will help keep you out of the way.

I had no idea about all that. Thanks for the lessen. Planning on taking a trip down at some point soon. Did you or have you ever gone to one of the dolphin shows? Every time we go its always sold out unless its a show thats 4 hours from when I buy tickets.

Great shots mark. Last time I was down the best shots I got came from the jelly fish room. Youd think they could turn some lights on in that place.

Thanks for the info. Id probably be a seller at 750 plus shipping.

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I cant answer your film questions but I would suggest picking up a copy of understanding exposure by Brian Peterson. Check out this video to understand more about the exposure triangle. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th1rXjmyVPs

Didn't you get a text book or some form of reading material? All the answer will be in the book you just have to read it.

I hear the Tamron 17-50 VC is a pretty sharp lens. Not really sure if its an up grade from your sigma or not but something to look into.

Post some pictures with the exif data

Was out and found this guy. Dont really shoot birds to much. D300 80-200 @ F/4, 1/320, ISO 200

the 50 is a fx lens. You can use the 35 on the d700 with just a minor vignette. Looking at your list of lenses I would go with a D7000 and pick up a used 70-200 2.8.

Here is a video that will help understand more about exposure and how everything relates.

I was there a few weeks ago and there was hardly any green on those trees.

Did you take any shots yet? If so how did they turn out? Welding is something I do for a living. Never really thought about taking my camera with me. I will have to give this a go.

Hello from another PA TPFer.

Adoramapix.com seems to get some great reviews.