you can alays google it

http://www.nikonusa.com/Learn-And-Explore/...cro-Lenses.html

The D300/D300s has 100% viewfinder, 0.94 magnification, i use a moded DK-17M to make the magnification close to 100%.......

there are ways to to make your D700 viewfinder to almost 100%........just google it

yes, its a start for macro photog, you'll learn the fundamental basics by the trial n error of stacking up the filters and what the results it will show. There are other ways to macro, extension tubes, reverse couler etc, each has its own pros and cons, or you could put alll of the stuff into 1 big go.....its crazy but the magnification will blow you out esp if you are into macro !

for me sometimes i stack up some macro filters in front of my 105mm macro lens! or sometimes will just stack it infront of my standard lens, all depends on what I need to take and the situation and how I want the picture to be

anyone use CPL filters?

those who have CPLs , which CPL brand that has double thread, only one i have come across is the original Nikon CPL 77mm

I knew you would ask something like that ( and the vignetting ).........wanna put a screw-in lens hood......and yes, i love hoods!

looks like i found part of my answers...b+w xs pro ksm cpl has double thread......yay! .....at rm700++...duh!

This post has been edited by ojtee: May 15 2012, 05:20 PM

Hi Thom ! long time no hear ......

err, ya, something along that line, suddenly some AFD lens seems to catch my attention lately...hence the search for what if and what nots......



ah, great news C, search continues for that affordable double threaded CPL glasses.....

yes, possibly CPL or ND or graduated or combinations. Shooter must have planned the shot in advance to get that detail, stunning as it is !

Not usre about the D3100, but I think you could download some picture control settings fro Nikon website for your camera. Or you could tweak the picture control settings until you get the desired tint/tone, then save it on your camera/sdcard. The general picture settings may differ according to different lenses you use, so you may need to tweak it alittle bit more to get your desired effect.......

I think its worst, coz Nikon has to replace/repair defective ones, and possibly fix some thats current in the assembly line. Once we see some cameras on the shelves, then possbily supply would have stabilised, who knows when D600 comes out everyone will rush to get one maybe by then the D800 would have dropped to sub 9k region ( wishful thinking! )

Happened to me once, turned out that I had accidently pressed the lens released button, thus unlocking the lens, so no AF . Usually thats the first thing I will check, and if I'm sure the lens is clicked in, then will I look at other factors, which so far has not gone beyond step No.1

you will get vignetting on the UWA ( FX FOV 18mm below) unless you get the special Extra wide CPL by B+W, saw on their webiste it cost.....USD539

Unless you are really a serious landscape photog or your lens gets you the dough, suggest just get the CPL for tammy



This post has been edited by ojtee: May 21 2012, 12:17 PM

go here , all your questions are being answered

http://www.photomalaysia.com/forums/showth...5100-best-price

careful when mounting or unmounting , you may break the camera lens mount



This post has been edited by ojtee: Jun 1 2012, 05:40 PM

should have gotten this instead...



last 3 times longer than the AAs, abathen, make sure you bring spare AA ,just in case.....