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I have an ancient Nikon with a Tokina 28-200 on it. It has worked quite well for me, although there are times when I need a longer lens. But, it covers 99% of my "stuff".
I'm more of a color freak (desert-area "lightshows"). ASA 400 color print film has worked well for me, about a half a notch under-exposed as shown by the light meter.
Art
I'm more of a color freak (desert-area "lightshows"). ASA 400 color print film has worked well for me, about a half a notch under-exposed as shown by the light meter.
Art
Hi, Art
Welcome aboard! I remember many of your posts from TFL. Also, wanted to note that I've been in your neck of the woods. A few years ago a friend and I took a camper trip to Big Bend NP. Spectacular country! I remember stopping at the Study Butte Mall and Lahitas (sp?) where we saw Clay Henry, the beer-drinking goat. :shock:
Welcome aboard! I remember many of your posts from TFL. Also, wanted to note that I've been in your neck of the woods. A few years ago a friend and I took a camper trip to Big Bend NP. Spectacular country! I remember stopping at the Study Butte Mall and Lahitas (sp?) where we saw Clay Henry, the beer-drinking goat. :shock:
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Spelled Lajitas; pronounced La Hee Tus. Sometimes referred to by locals as LaHideous, or called Houston-West. 
Yeah, the Chisos Mountains in the Park provide some great colors. Sunrises, moonrises...The evening "Lightshow", particularly in winter, is plumb frabjous.
Art
Yeah, the Chisos Mountains in the Park provide some great colors. Sunrises, moonrises...The evening "Lightshow", particularly in winter, is plumb frabjous.
Art
Most of what I do is done with a Canon D30 and four lenses. 28mm, 50mm, 100mm macro and 200mm. 100 macro gets by far the most use outdoors.
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When trying to crawl towards a small critter whout disturbing it (and using ground to support the camera steadily), last thing I want is having a Fobus holster slip around the waist to the front. Ops. Had to upgrade holsters.
PS: My Nikon F2, 85/1.8, Canon D30, Canon EOS1, Canon EOS Elan and 100mm macro are for sale to pay for a D60 and a 100 macro USM. Email or PM if interested.
When trying to crawl towards a small critter whout disturbing it (and using ground to support the camera steadily), last thing I want is having a Fobus holster slip around the waist to the front. Ops. Had to upgrade holsters.
PS: My Nikon F2, 85/1.8, Canon D30, Canon EOS1, Canon EOS Elan and 100mm macro are for sale to pay for a D60 and a 100 macro USM. Email or PM if interested.
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Wow, beautiful work!
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Have you ever taken any photos of a Praying Mantis? They are amazing to watch.
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If you can get one pissed off enough it will get into a defensive stance that would make for an excellent photo. The one I used to have years ago would get pretty bent out of shape if you gently came at him with a small twig.
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