Recent content by JezSutton

I use a Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 with my D600 and it is not soft at f/2.8.. the colour is a little washy in some light situations wide open.. I bought mine on ebay 3 yrs ago for £350 and have used it with D90 / D300 / D7000 & D600 Great value for money !!

Yes..

High Iso 6400+ is very good... AF is not too hot in low light... and the AF assist light scares animal subjects..

I will try that when I get in, I didn't know you had to tell the camera to clean the sensor, my other cameras did a sonic clean on power up..

Got my D600 on Friday, used it on Sunday in low light with 24-70 f2.8 and it coped really well, also used it with 80-200mm F2.8 also awesome quality and focus speed at 4pm... Getting really dark.... Yesterday I went out and shot a grew flood shots when I looked at them last night I already have...

After 7months of trying to get on with my d7000 and it going back to Nikon twice for soft focus issues I have put it on eBay .. Will use the little money I get for it to help buy a d600

What lens did you use ?

70-700mm WOW !! thats a big lens.. :bonk: In Church use 70-200mm f/2.8 no flash but on Tripod to catch the intimate moments For the set poses use Nikon 18-200mm with flash Big group shots and wacky stuff use 10-24mm

If your close and not using flash then a short fast zoom, like a Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 should cost you around £350

I have a D90, D300 and D7000 If you want a good DSLR that will do most things well the D90 If you want a bigger grip, faster frame rate and weather proofing then D300 If you want soft focus and a smaller grip with no 3rd party battery options then D7000 I use D300 / D7000 for event...

In which case don't... lol Buy a Nikon 70-300mm VR ...

What converter ? It's a "G" lens so should work on D3000

Best "All Round" Lens Nikon 18-200mm VR Thats about the long and short of it !!

Autofocus is fine and quick, even in low light.. you only really spot the problem when using wide aperture lenses and fine that the focus is not on what it should be !! Nikon know there is a problem... You can spot the problem when proofing yes.. especially when using a focusing chart.. It's...

You can have mine, it's poo.... Bought from Jacobs mid March, already been back to Nikon *** it's soooo soft and front focus is off the chart.. They had it for 3 weeks along with my 70-300 VR which is also soft as poo... Both came back with engineering notes saying they have been...