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Just thought I would make sure this song gets stuck in everybody else's head! ainyK6fXku0

Just joined today, really love the whole feel and design of the site :) http://500px.com/joelchapman

I love Prophoto, its what i am using at the moment. Although I would agree that the client proofing isn't that great hence why i am combining it with zenfolio strictly for the client proofing and shopping cart. But its pretty straight forward and as mentioned the support is good and they now...

As I do a lot of outside "lifestyle shoots" I use mine a lot and in manual. The only time I turn it off is when the light is consistent say when shooting in the shade or on a nice sunny day and the light is even. If its cloudy or we are moving between areas of light and shade then its just so...

TBH, it looks nice....will I be selling my D700 and lens's because this camera apparently is ....probably not. It looks like a decent system to have on holiday but even then its still not as pocketable as other compacts on the market and is a lot more expensive, it may be an alternative to...

Just set me Facebook page up today, will check out everyone else's :) http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kate-Joel-Photography/183280658395778

If your shooting with flash why not shoot full manual, much easier in my opinion... Set your shutter speed at 1/250th, keep your ISO at 100 and adjust aperture to taste. Is there any particular reason why you are wanting to use the auto ISO with flash?

If you could stretch a bit more and if you could find one then the nikon 28-70mm (the beast) would ideally be the best choice. But if not then I would go for this one Tamron 17-50mm 2.8. As your on a crop body then lens would put you in the 20-70mm range and is tack sharp wide open, I had one...

Sarcasm...Me....:whistling:

Wow! After reading this thread it seems I am deluding myself and should immediately sell my D700 and lens's and buy a pentax K5......I also suppose I shouldn't be using 50mm lens's for portraiture either :bonk::exit:

Thats a bit odd, its not a lot but the 18-55mm is just a touch darker..... If you use lightroom it would be interesting to see the histogram on each shot

Maybe not you are wanting to hear but my D700 does auto ISO. I simply set minimum shutter speed and max ISO and shoot to my hearts content, makes shooting in tricky light situations a bit easier. But I would have thought shooting a wedding aside from a some outdoor shots most of the light...

Just clone your macbook HD with time machine and then when you purchase your imac simply restore that drive via time machine with the back up from the macbook pro... Simples :)

Cheers & thanks:) Good sound advice there :thumbs:

As someone who has used the Nikon 1.4D and the Sigma which i currently own, I would say the sigma is better. I have no experience with the G version of the nikon but TBH and this is my opinion I really cant see the G version being £600 better, Sure you will get a slightly better build quality...