I think 70-300 is VR 1.
Nikon D90 V10, V10 but D90 still going strong
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QUOTE(KTCY @ Nov 8 2010, 06:31 PM) Actually got different la Oh, i see. But it's so hard to look for a 2nd hand 18-70. Thinking to sell my 18-105 and either buying 16-85 which is slightly expensive for me or the 18-70 which is definitely affordable. But 18-70 no VR. VR and without VR, the most obvious different. Sharpness, I find it same or maybe 16-85 slightly, yes very slightly better. Overall ? I get 18-70 as value for money. and at 70mm, 16-85 already f/5.6 if compare to 18-70 only f/4.5   |
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^ What was the shutter speed? Doesn't look sharply focused for me. And also the picture a bit underexposed lo. Maybe bump up the ISO a little?
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^ Sure ah kit lens producing great images?
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 You guys have made your point. I was just joking la. I'm an owner of a kit lens anyway. |
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QUOTE(zstan @ Nov 10 2010, 09:22 PM) with proper lighting and not demanding conditions, kit lens can perform very well as well. Yeah I agree. In low light conditions have to use tripod or external flash I suppose?This post has been edited by 8sg9ft: Nov 10 2010, 09:39 PM |
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QUOTE(FaezFarhan @ Nov 10 2010, 09:41 PM) External flash / raise the ISO. Tripod will be very hard especially indoor Haha, totally forgot about increasing ISO to compensate for low light situations. |
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QUOTE(faareast @ Nov 10 2010, 10:54 PM) i hv read somewhere in mags, to avoid blur usually the shutter speed is set to min length of lens... exp, if the focal length is 60mm, the shutter speed is set to min 1/60 to avoid blur.. is it true? It still depends on how the lighting conditions are, isn't it? Like dim lighting takkan take at 1/60s right? |
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D7000 retailing at RM 5k with kit lens? Expensive?
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