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http://garagescene.net/gallery3/var/...lIMG_7347a.jpg yes that is 24k Gold. http://garagescene.net/gallery3/var/...lIMG_7364a.jpg http://garagescene.net/gallery3/var/...llIMG_7375.jpg walking on the beach http://garagescene.net/gallery3/var/...lIMG_6946b.jpg |
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Good stuff Marty. Talk about a target rich environment!
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I'm positive that these companies make good lens -- and at FAR less cost (the 10-24 I bought was about half!)... and for our uses are better than we are!
Really -- I also believe that the amount of hours and actual pics the average person takes -- you'd never wear them out - and you'd never really "get your money's worth" --- except that you'd have the pictures/memories. Thus I bought the TAMRON over the Nikkor lens. I just don't like the way the lens FEELS and then start to kick myself for buying it. If I was working and spending hard earned money -- then A) - I wouldn't probably own a Nikon in the first place... and B) would buy all my lens USED rather than new. I bought the 70-200 f2.8 telephoto lens for the express reason of going to the Monaco Grand Prix... and wanted the speed and the telephoto. My kids are grown so I'm long past the sports events.. and that's where these length lens really shine! I can guarantee you that if I had the Sigma vs the Nikkor - you'd never be able to see the difference... |
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http://garagescene.net/gallery3/var/...lIMG_7381a.jpg I think this was the Swarovski Crystal Chandelier with 24k Gold. At the time they were the worlds most expensive ever made. Something over 2 million each. http://garagescene.net/gallery3/var/...llIMG_7465.jpg http://garagescene.net/gallery3/var/...llIMG_7521.jpg http://garagescene.net/gallery3/var/...lIMG_7706b.jpg http://garagescene.net/gallery3/var/...llIMG_7716.jpg THE END http://garagescene.net/gallery3/var/...llIMG_7727.jpg |
Those are some great Pics!! only 2000 pictures? Hell, i'd be taking that a DAY. LOL
As far as the lens debate.. I'm kinda on the fence of "buy it right the first time".. Thus, I "went big" and got the Canon L F/2.8 70-200 (II series) as my first big lens purchase. They hold their value real well, I could sell it for almost what I paid for it. Its great with the speed and the low fstop. I havent been doing much photography as of late, after moving and dads health issues, but hope i can get back into it. Doing my cousins family tonight tho. But doubt i'll use the 70-200. More likely the 50mm. I DO want to get my hands on a good wide angle 10-35 or somewhere in that range. And get my hands on a new full frame pro body (6D?). Aw.. the wishes. lol Curious to see how the new sigma f/1.8 18-35mm lens turns out, for $799, thats a pretty good buy if its clear. Edit: also. If you arent sure of a lens (and if your gonna throw down some money on one), I'd highly recommend checking out borrowlenses.com. Rent the lens for a weeked to make sure your happy with it. Pretty inexpensive. |
Were lucky as there is a local Camera place that let's you rent the lens 3x and if you buy it they put 80% (or something close) towards the purchase of the lens.
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