Nikon D750 & D780

rookies said:
For of you who don't know me. I am hard of hearing and have a slight learning difficulties as you may of gather lol but sorry guys
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That what you get with all that interbreeding in the Peak District, most of our drivers live in Hope, Castleton, Baslow, Bradwell and god prays for those who were born in Bamford
 
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Solo man said:
Well, that's no excuse really.... if you want to take photos, go and take photos, not waste time wondering what your photos could look like if you had this or that lens...
For what it's worth, I have vision problems, and I don't waste any time taking photos...
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Why is it no excuse if you have a difficulties then surely it is.. Thank you
 
rookies said:
Why is it no excuse if you have a difficulties then surely it is.. Thank you
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But, you've been offered so much information, over and above what most other members get....now you just need to decide what you want from your camera/lens etc...
 
rookies said:
Why is it no excuse if you have a difficulties then surely it is.. Thank you
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Mate why dont you just get a 70-300 used. If you don't use it it hasn't cost much and you can just sell it for what it cost. Stop going round in circles. Buy it, try it, move on.
 
That is a lovely sharp lens there pal did you do a MA for AF?
 
rookies said:
That is a lovely sharp lens there pal did you do a MA for AF?
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Of course ;) -2 (first lens that's back focussed, a few others are set at +12-15 :(
 
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Ok I am going to ask this question once.. I have tried a Nikon 70-300 VR today and i though it was clicky of some sort either it the Focus or the VR is the tamron 70-300 the same??
 
A couple of bird pics from me, in-case you're missing them.;)

Little wren been visiting the garden over the last few days, it doesn't seem interested in feeders and is happy searching on ground for food. Fast little birds and one I find hard to capture as they don't keep still, not for me anyway. Nice to use the camera again after ops. Clare has been setting up on tripod for me before going to work.

Garden Wren. by Swansea Jack, on Flickr

Garden Wren. by Swansea Jack, on Flickr

Garden Wren. by Swansea Jack, on Flickr


Nikon 300mm f4 Andrew.
 
rookies said:
Ok I am going to ask this question once.. I have tried a Nikon 70-300 VR today and i though it was clicky of some sort either it the Focus or the VR is the tamron 70-300 the same??
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Its supposed to be clicky, thats the VR kicking in, thought you were deaf anyway, must be a knackered lens if you can hear it
 
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rookies said:
Ok I am going to ask this question once.. I have tried a Nikon 70-300 VR today and i though it was clicky of some sort either it the Focus or the VR is the tamron 70-300 the same??
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probably the AF motor or VR kicking in. Normal mate.
 
rookies said:
Ok I am going to ask this question once.. I have tried a Nikon 70-300 VR today and i though it was clicky of some sort either it the Focus or the VR is the tamron 70-300 the same??
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I did warn you :p
 
Swanseajack said:
A couple of bird pics from me, in-case you're missing them.;)

Little wren been visiting the garden over the last few days, it doesn't seem interested in feeders and is happy searching on ground for food. Fast little birds and one I find hard to capture as they don't keep still, not for me anyway. Nice to use the camera again after ops. Clare has been setting up on tripod for me before going to work.

Garden Wren. by Swansea Jack, on Flickr

Garden Wren. by Swansea Jack, on Flickr

Garden Wren. by Swansea Jack, on Flickr


Nikon 300mm f4 Andrew.
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Cracking shots...well captured (y)
 
Solo man said:
Cracking shots...well captured (y)
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Thanks Lee,

Just nice to use the camera again, although, still a little difficult using one handed on the tripod. It keeps me happy!
 
Swanseajack said:
probably the AF motor or VR kicking in. Normal mate.
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You got the tamron 70-300 is yours click??

As the nikon 24-85 doesn't well mines doesn't
 
I've had 2 Tamron 70-300's and you can feel the VC engage when you press the shutter button. The Nikon 70-200 VR is the same. As is the Sigma 150-500 and 150-600.

From experience the longer the focal length the more noticeable the VR/VC/OS will be when it activates.
 
minnnt said:
I've had 2 Tamron 70-300's and you can feel the VC engage when you press the shutter button. The Nikon 70-200 VR is the same. As is the Sigma 150-500 and 150-600.

From experience the longer the focal length the more noticeable the VR/VC/OS will be when it activates.
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Thank you pal.. So it seem a common thing on a range of lens.. can't see I notice this when i had the Canon 70-200 F4 L
 
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