Nikon D750 & D780

Tomorrow will be a sad day as this thread goes quiet for at least a day [emoji23]
 
JohnN said:
Tomorrow will be a sad day as this thread goes quiet for at least a day [emoji23]
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Don't you worry i have something to talk about :exit:
 
Maybe we can get back onto important things like screen protectors, faulty shutters, welshgasm, green bags and avoid rookies bloody telephoto lens chronicles.
 
Here's the Nikon 70-300 at the Long end on the 750..

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Blimey, this thread moves quick, I'm a page behind [emoji38]
 
twist said:
Maybe we can get back onto important things like screen protectors, faulty shutters, welshgasm, green bags and avoid rookies bloody telephoto lens chronicles.
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Or a broken ribbon :banghead::banghead:
 
He a bit quiet tonight is he have a few cans to ease the pain? :beer:
 
I shall leave you all with a pic I took earlier of what I'm quite positive is a majestic Pembroke Welsh Corgi

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@rookies, getting serious for a minute you'd be much better off spending your time learning technique and lighting rather than worrying about if this lens is 1% better than that one. As you've seen from the many many samples all of the lenses you have mentioned are capable of truly excellent results, the tog is far more critical in regards to IQ compared to Nikon vs Tamron etc. Focus on you, focus on learning the camera properly and most importantly focus on composition and lighting. It is then that you will start to see the results you want.
 
snerkler said:
@rookies, getting serious for a minute you'd be much better off spending your time learning technique and lighting rather than worrying about if this lens is 1% better than that one. As you've seen from the many many samples all of the lenses you have mentioned are capable of truly excellent results, the tog is far more critical in regards to IQ compared to Nikon vs Tamron etc. Focus on you, focus on learning the camera properly and most importantly focus on composition and lighting. It is then that you will start to see the results you want.
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Yep very valuable advice ..... Also when you buy the lens you need to use the thing don't be afraid to try new things if it goes wrong there is lots of knowledge here to help you
 
owenb said:
Yep very valuable advice ..... Also when you buy the lens you need to use the thing don't be afraid to try new things if it goes wrong there is lots of knowledge here to help you
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Rookies taking Owen's advice... arrr thanks mate

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Lol seriously though experiment with it that's half the fun with new gear get out and take some weird stuff if you need to
 
owenb said:
Lol seriously though experiment with it that's half the fun with new gear get out and take some weird stuff if you need to
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Plenty photo opportunity round here [emoji106]
 
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