Rasmus
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Hi all
I'm an amateur photographer from Denmark(the small city of Skive to be exact).
I've always taken a lot of photos, with compact cameras and later mobile phones. But while we were expecting our first child, i decided it was time to get more serious about it, to get some memorable shots of our little baby. So i picked up a Nikon D3100. I soon felt like i was missing out on some features on that camera, so replaced it with the D7000.
The D7000 was in many ways the perfect camera for me, unfortunately i got one with some pretty severe backfocus issues, so when the D7100 was released, i decided to splash out on that one.
So 2 years down the road, i'm using a Nikon D7100, along with a Tamron 17-50 2.8 non-vc, a nikon 70-300 vr and the tamron 90 mm f/2.8 macro lens. I feel i'm pretty well covered with this setup(of course, some wideangle could be nice)
My motives of interest vary with the season, and in general changes with what inspires me. At the moment i find myself messing around with the macro lens a lot, working on insect images(mostly flies and similar sized bugs)....of course our now 1½ year old daughter is often in the frame too.
Rasmus
I'm an amateur photographer from Denmark(the small city of Skive to be exact).
I've always taken a lot of photos, with compact cameras and later mobile phones. But while we were expecting our first child, i decided it was time to get more serious about it, to get some memorable shots of our little baby. So i picked up a Nikon D3100. I soon felt like i was missing out on some features on that camera, so replaced it with the D7000.
The D7000 was in many ways the perfect camera for me, unfortunately i got one with some pretty severe backfocus issues, so when the D7100 was released, i decided to splash out on that one.
So 2 years down the road, i'm using a Nikon D7100, along with a Tamron 17-50 2.8 non-vc, a nikon 70-300 vr and the tamron 90 mm f/2.8 macro lens. I feel i'm pretty well covered with this setup(of course, some wideangle could be nice)
My motives of interest vary with the season, and in general changes with what inspires me. At the moment i find myself messing around with the macro lens a lot, working on insect images(mostly flies and similar sized bugs)....of course our now 1½ year old daughter is often in the frame too.
Rasmus
I decided to go for more light-weight lenses, over the big tanks in general...i had the nikon 70-200 f/2.8 vrI at one point(and also a sigma 70-200), but while the quality was great, i decided i wanted lenses i would actually bring along instead.
