yaww...
IMHO, there a no DSLR that can repel nor resist rain...
even the technology from d7000 state that weather resistant. for me, when rain, i quickly put my dslr on plastic bag and put on bag.
FYI, nikon free bag are water resistant.

Good advice to keep them away from rain. But wat if you are trying to cover an outdoor event? And suddenly it rains? No place to get cover too.

I'm not pro or event photographer obviously. but just want to know what options I have?

This guy tried to show how robust the d7000 is when it comes to rain/water



nevertheless take extra precaution when it is raining Dont jeopardise your gear >.<

I have a question and I hope this is the right place to ask. I took this photo June last year using my Nikon D90. How do i check the photo Exif data. Normally when you upload it on flickr it will show but mine didn't. Thanks in advance.



Source

Well, if you can't see it on Flickr. It means your photo has no meta data already.

this photo you edited already?
during saving files you got select "save metadata " option or not?

@celciuz Thank Celciuz.

Yeah it's edited. I just save as. Anyway i still can read the exif?

Thanks guys.

no wor once remove the data canot recover wor...
next time make sure you save the file and make sure the file have the exif data before delete original psd file XD

this is...what the FFFFF...d7k on shower...aaaaaaa
just curious, how effective the weather resistant bags such as lowerpro and vanguard?
any experience?

You can go under a heavy rain/snow and your gears won't get wet. Of course no guarantees should you fall into a river/sea.

i see.. thinking to get one of the weather resistant bags..
i remember, the nikon free bags really resist rain, which i though my camera will be wet and malfunction
surprisingly,inside the nikon bags, dry...

If not mistaken there are waterproof bags from Lowepro, with special zippers to prevent water from going in

Hey guys, havent been here for awhile...

I know this is not a common lens but can anyone give me a general idea on how much a 2nd hand nikkor 300mm f2.8 vrii cost nowadays?

Thanks in advance.

cool thanks! will post in garage sell soon, that is after i buy a sigma 50mm 1.4, love the wide angle compared to nikon 50mm 1.4D

noted... thanks for the advice.

Mind elaborating more on the differences?

sigma has a wider angle = 77mm
nikon = 52mm

doesn't that give the sigma a wider angle ?

By any chance, did you tried to shoot them from the same spot using both lenses and then compare the "angle" ?

Note: Best if the body sets on a tripod to ensure no position change during the test.

By any chance you mistook the filter thread size for the focal length?

That just gives the Sigma bigger filter thread.