Sold mine. Frankly I wish I would have sold the D800. It is a lot more practical for just taking photos. Very forgiving.
<p>When I was doing field work in the high desert on NM (geologist), a F2 was my camera. Dust. Dirt. Rain. Heat. Bah, it's nothing. I knew a guy...
And the 28-105 has a close focus option.
<p><br />Apparently not.</p>
The only thing I can say about B&H is I have never had one thing to complain about them. I have a friend who takes his family to NYC on vacation...
The 28-105 is a far better lens than the old 24-120. But if you insist, I will give you mine for postage. It is just gathering dust.
I like the ISO wheel. That thing is giant.
<p>Well, if you are disappointed with Nikon, try the Olympus E-M5. I've had one for a while now and I rather hate it. The build quality is pretty...
<p>I bought a refurb D7000 and a refurb lens (forgot which) from Nikon and would have absolutely no problem buying another one. A risk of 9 months...
<p>It looks to me like the focus is way out of whack. The window frames in both pics are more in focus than the face. I would return it. </p>
The best 7100 update is to modernize the 17-55 and stop with all of these 18-xxx consumer zooms. Enough already.
<p>On one hand, I need a viewfinder. Period. And I commonly require a small camera. So I have tried the V1, the EP-5, and the X-Pro 1. When it...
<p>Odd problem. I don't get the offset where the colors go wonky. What kind of hardware are you using? I don't know why it would be the card. Can...
<p>I sold one of my V1's to a friend who commented on how much "the tube" costs. After he got it he was gushing how it worked with long glass. The...
I gave a V1 as my motorcycle camera. It is small and fits anywhere. Afterwords, I bought an EP5. There is one glaring difference. The build...
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