Recent content by TheWonkyLens1

i have been taking pictures for a few years now, and have a decent knowledge of light, shutter speed etc. I have taken interest in wildlife photography, mainly birds. I am currently using a D3200 and a tamron 70 300 Di Vc Usd f4-5.6. I am finding it a bit restricting, mainly for AF and lens...

Telephoto lens? For those shots that are far away?

Maybe look towards the Tamron 70 - 300 mm it has vc, incredibly sharp lens and its cheaper than the nikon alternative and i would say better :) i use the tamron on a 3200, and it is an awesome set up.

thank you for your help :) i was really interested in this lens, and you have convinced me :) thank you

Graham, how does it work? is it quick focusing, and whats the zoom range like? are there any bad points to the lens?

im really interested in the tamron 70 300 lens for my d3200, however its a full frame lens, does this matter and will it still work on my camera? any advice welcome, thanks

Is there/what is the best battery grip for a D3200? Thanks

Well i dont want to spend more than £200 - £250 really! What is the differences between a sigma and a nikon lens?

I recently purchased a 35mm prime lens for my Nikon D3200. Im looking to buy a new lens and i have been looking at zoom lenses however there are a few varying lengths! I just need some tips on what lenses are for what? like for example what is full frame and what is ultra wide? Thanks in...

Hello :) I'm a complete newbie too and i have learnt soo much on here! good luck

Hello :) You have some really nice photos on you FlickR account! Welcome to the forum

So after watching several videos on the web and looking through peoples websites, i finally went out to shoot and got a couple of good shots: http://thewonkylens.blogspot.co.uk I dont know how to upload them but they are on my blog! Feedback would be appreciated :) Thanks

Thank you for all the useful advice/tips! My camera has just arrived and i will be starting to use some of these practices! Thanks

Thank You Very Much! Thats very helpful!

i want to take scenic photos experiment with light etc. out of focus shots? Would you recommend that i take loads of photos and experiment or concentrate on one style?