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i was using 12-24 afs. with such wide angle and afs that shd be a fast focusing lens oredi... my d70 just can't keep up .. the target is moving, i try to pan along with it and half shutter while doing so. whenever i snap, always too late.

dun bother with it... go and purchase the lightsphere. much better.

at a price of 1999 US, the d2h is unbelievably good value. I'm seriously considering upgrading..... i've seen places in US that can even get it at abt 1800US w/o tax for brand new. i won't say i've maxed out the d70 even (my skill level not that good), but there have been more than one...

Are D2hs still in production? If not, how much does a new one cost now? And how much are 2nd hand ones going for? Are they compatible with nikon's new sb600/800 flashes?

u r rite in that the tamron is plasticish. i've got the 28-75, and the tamron 90mm di, all damn plastic. lousy build. this is where tokina quality is DAMN solid. its L series quality imho. but i chose to go with the sharper image of the 28-75 xr di... but imho, its not THAT much...

Hi bros, im a capture user, just got adobe 7 installed. do i need separate plugin to edit NEF files? if so wat is it caled? and wats the best one? many thanks bros

hi bros, did this some time back b4 i got my tamron and was deciding btw the two. also tried 18-50 2.8 sigma, also not as sharp as tamron. color wise tamron also is warmer which may appeal to some. build quality, sigma definitely better. tamron zoom ring very loose. turn upside down lens...

do consider 28-75 tamron...

bro dun waste ur time, it pales in comparison to tamron 28-75.

bros attaching to nikon, the lightsphere is not that tight. anyway, can use gary fong's suggetsion of wrapping a few rounds of electrical tape on the top of the flash. it becomes SUPER TIGHT and SUPER SECURE after that. If u are using sb600, which i think is slightly thinner than sb800/80, u...

One more of the family, I can tell the dad is very proud of his kids. Everyone in the village was out and about posing for the visitors, but this kid was just so bored. He was hiding under one of the huts away from the crowd. I managed to get a shot of him. A picture of another...

The kids in the village were so cute. They had nothing much to play with but homemade toys and even a balloon would provide them with hours of fun. One more of the two kids This was a sweet girl who allowed me to take her picture. This was taken inside one of the huts. This...

faster go collect from weekh. just got mine from him today. its damn shiok. its everything that the omnibounce never was. imho imnibounce is a total waste of time compared to lightsphere. I think the idea of the omni was just to diffuse the light before it even bounces off the ceiling. so...

i've got a usb2.0 enclosure with a 200gb hdd. Def fast enuff for me. 15 gig transfers quite quick. no problems.

i use lens soluton and lens tissue. only once in a long while coz if u do it everyday, will wear away multi coat. otherwise can use lens pen for small specks. or just leave it like that. shdnt affect image too much

http://www.digitalphotographers.net/LS2/ there u go everyone. this thing is awesome!!

Hi bro, if u read the last testimonial from the link below, the fella says there is a tutorial that taught him to use it pointed forwards with dome on in daylight, thus i think there is a detailed tutorial somewhere around... would be awesome if u could help find the link for us... I emailed...

Bro where did u get the manual for it?

hi weekh, a good 200gb hdd 7200 RPM is under 200. I got my Western digital 200GB 7200 RPM 8mb cache for 198. The prices for the portable enclosure range from abt 80 to 150++. 150++ is for the higher class aluminum ones. I got mine for abt 80 as i didnt really care for the aluminium. A good...

hi yanyekay thanks for reply... hmm i guess what i mean is that the colors are less vibrant for the madison images. They are very "grayish" if u noe wat i mean. But i llike that kind of look as it seems very natural to me. You are right, they are contrasty, but contrasty with that "Grayish"...