Thnx. tats my fav too

Hi guys,

Im having problem with my 70-300 VR lens.

Problem like
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v432/nelsonboy3/we.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v432/nel...y3/_DSC4377.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v432/nel...y3/DSC_0712.jpg

Hope u guys can help.

Thanks

someone here did a sharpness test for that lens, comparing with and without filter.
the filter used was a Hoya HD iinm.

Maybe you wanna try going filterless?
Mine is naked.

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...&#entry40199443

some nice info here - http://www.clarkvision.com/articles/evalua...lity/index.html
of cos that one going to extremes, but long story short...
dont put filters on telephotos.
shorter lens is perfectly fine.

I believe that is incorrect. The heaviest is the AF-S 80-200mm f/2.8 at 1550g.

The AF-D 80-200mm f/2.8 is the lightest at 1300g. The AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8 VR I is 1,470g and AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8 VR II is 1530g.

I shoot with filter on my 70200 VR2 using Hoya HD. So far not experiencing any sharpness issue. With and without seems similar for me.

Shutter speeds are high but looks to me like camera shake?

Is this VR switched on or off. Try switching it off and shoot.

If you think your method of shooting with VR is incorrect, try and shoot again. The correct method of using VR lenses is that you need to wait for about a second or so after half-pressing the focus button to let the gyro in the VR lens to settle before actually pressing the shutter button fully to take the shot.

cantiklah ise kemas ni:)

well, thom hogan has stated VR should ideally be turned off at 1/500s.
from his thread in photomalaysia...he says hes gone up to 1/1600s and still blur....
also he has posted a pic from last yr that shows it better looking than now...so guess something happened to his lens between then and now.

guys, which lens is affordable, and wide ? for my d7000. thanks

The kit lens itself

18-70mm is good for a start. or if u're referring to prime kind of wide, 35mm.

on side note, thanks for the reply bro aldo. i myself find the bit of hut roof and the right bottom corner stone walkway quite distracting too.

check inside the lens. my frens has the same issue. his problem was the glass was not properly tight. sothere is a bit free play that disturb the sharpness. btw he is using manual lens

i get just the body

This coming weekend I have a wedding to shoot and only equipped with D7000 kit set. Should I get the SB900 flashgun to cover the day up? I'm still wondering how would the flashgun enhance the photos as many said flashgun will do wonders.

If I'm opt to get the flashgun, any additional accessories I should consider? Beside this coming weekend, next month I will also have some wedding to shoot.

ohh ur in trouble
helps u get sharper shots if used correctly.
sb700 also is enough.

thnks br0

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Added on May 23, 2011, 7:57 pmwide? real wide? tokky 116 do the job

This post has been edited by Isepunye: May 23 2011, 07:57 PM

try prime 50mm 1.8/1.4 ?
it should be good for potrait and good for low light (indoors)

Most important question of all: Are you the Official Photographer?

some forumer said get flash better wor...forget what they said already...