Lonnie1212 No longer a newbie, moving up! Joined Sep 17, 2019 Messages 455 Reaction score 126 Location Springfield, Illinois Can others edit my Photos Photos NOT OK to edit Mar 3, 2020 #1 This picture was taken with a Nikon 35-105 mm. Paid $41.00 for it on eBay. It is outperforming my 16-35 mm and the 24-120 mm which are new. It outperforms just by a little. But it is noticeable. Nikon D610 camera
This picture was taken with a Nikon 35-105 mm. Paid $41.00 for it on eBay. It is outperforming my 16-35 mm and the 24-120 mm which are new. It outperforms just by a little. But it is noticeable. Nikon D610 camera
Peeb72 Semi-automatic Mediocrity Generator Supporting Member 📸 Joined Jul 16, 2015 Messages 4,311 Reaction score 5,160 Location Oklahoma Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Mar 3, 2020 #2 Nice!
stapo49 TPF Supporters Supporting Member 📸 Joined Jul 21, 2018 Messages 3,796 Reaction score 3,838 Location Perth, Western Australia Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Mar 4, 2020 #3 Not bad!
K9Kirk Been spending a lot of time on here! Joined Feb 15, 2019 Messages 15,342 Reaction score 10,004 Location Central Florida (Ruskin area) Can others edit my Photos Photos NOT OK to edit Mar 4, 2020 #4 Nice shot.
Derrel Mr. Rain Cloud Joined Jul 23, 2009 Messages 48,211 Reaction score 18,936 Location USA Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Mar 4, 2020 #5 It's great to be able to use older film-era lenses which can be had very affordably.
Soocom1 Been spending a lot of time on here! Joined Feb 27, 2006 Messages 3,253 Reaction score 1,489 Can others edit my Photos Photos NOT OK to edit Mar 4, 2020 #6 When you consider that many older top end lenses are selling now for under $300 for older VERY high quality glass, its worth it. The mirrorless revolution is to me the way to go, and even if shooting with slrs, an adapter for various lenses is a good thing to have.
When you consider that many older top end lenses are selling now for under $300 for older VERY high quality glass, its worth it. The mirrorless revolution is to me the way to go, and even if shooting with slrs, an adapter for various lenses is a good thing to have.