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<p>In the park</p><div></div>

<p>The Angel Oak Tree in Charleston SC D90 18-200mm VR </p><div></div>

<p>Sorry folks, I told you I was new</p>

<p>I'm new at this, so please bear with me. New years eve my mother told me there there was supposed to be a blue moon that night, so I rushed out side set up the pod and remote and snaped a few pics, but did not apear to be blue to me, so I thought...., that took a while for me. White balance, i changed the w/b to incendecent light. That did it, so now I had a blue moon, well not really, it just looked that way, thanks for looking , oh there is a lot of wonderful pics on here. I hope the pic shows up , i'm not to sure on how to load it on here.</p><div></div>

<p>I'm new at this, so please bear with me. New years eve my mother told me there there was supposed to be a blue moon that night, so I rushed out side set up the pod and remote and snaped a few pics, but did not apear to be blue to me, so I thought...., that took a while for me. White balance, i changed the w/b to incendecent light. That did it, so now I had a blue moon, well not really, it just looked that way, thanks for looking , oh there is a lot of wonderful pics on here.</p>

<p><a href="/photodb/user?user_id=3810979">Richard Driscoll</a>,<br>

Why do we not want to buy the18-200 lens?</p>

<p>TOMMY,<br>

DO YOU KNOW WHERE I MIGHT BE ABLE TO GET ONE?</p>

<p>Does anyone know if they make an adapter from old non-AF lenses to the AF lens?</p>

<p>My picture did not make it so i will try again. thanks</p><div></div>

<p>I took this with a Z612 kodak p&s, f/4 ,ISO 80,1/500sec,33mm away. Ive found you can get good BOKEH if you know what you are doing,just play around with your camera, and if you have any common sense about yourself you will figure it out. Happy shooting!!</p>

<p>Nicholas, thanks<br>

I want a D300 but cant afford one so ive got to settle for less without losing the picture size, thanks again</p>

<p>What is the largest print size without losing clarity(distortion) of a Nikon D80 on its largest format?<br>

Will it print an 11 x 14 without distortion?<br>

Thanks</p>

<p>It only let me send one, so here is the other one.</p><div></div>

<p>Here is two of the pictures i took with my $10.00 camera. On these images i did not take time to make sure i was taken anything important, i was just tring to exspose to roll to see how the camera was working.</p><div></div>

<p>WOW!!!</p>

<p>Thanks for all your help.now I dont even know what a 'beercan' is,I used to see a lot of Marine Corps buddies drink out of some. I don't care what you call the lens I bought I know this it dosent say "beercan" on the lens anywhere, it says Minolta MaXXum.....  I just wanted to know what kind of quality it was, and <a href="http://photo.net/photodb/user?user_id=169395"><span style="color: #003399;">Peter Blaise Monahon</span></a> I think did a good job of telling what this lens was like. Please don't get in a stupid argument over the nikname of a 24 year old lens. Is it good quility?Is it worth the $10.00 I payed for the camera the two lens and the flash?I dont yet know what the pictures will come out like yet I will find out  the first of next week but I feel sure I will get my moneys worth, thanks again</p>

Thanks for the info i will share some of the photos when i get it devoloped, however my scanner is a low end so the scans will not have the same quailty as the picture , thanks again

I found info on the light meter, i still want the other info

I just bought a minolta maxxum 5000 af with a maxxum 1800 af flash,a maxxum 50mm af 1:1.7(22) lens,and a

maxxum af zoom 70-210 1:4(32)lens. I have most of the boxes and papers. i was just wanting to know a little history

on this camera,as in what kind of reviews did it get in its day. the manual says it is a 1986 model. I have not

devolped any film out of it, but all functions seem to be working well,oh where is the light meter for when you want all

manual mode.thanks any info would be great, thanks

I think all of yall have too much time and money on yalls hands.This reminds me of the old agument of the corvette

and the mustang,as to which is better.Lets try comparing apples to apples, not oranges to oranges.Adan Dickernson

said it right when he said "Nikon and Canon make fine products, and Nikons are getting a lot better. I would base my

decision on investment and intensions, if you have an extensive collection of lenses and they work great for you;

stick with your equipment. Both cameras offer a great solution to your needs; depending on your requirements and

budget, you will not be disappointed with either body. Plus with the money you will save getting the 5DmkII, you

could get some sweet glass over the excessive penalty involved in purchasing the D3." I'm still tring to buy a used

digital Nikon(D200) but the money is not there so i do what i can do with what ive got. My little Kodak z612 holds up

well to the elements,and has taken over 5500 pictures this year flawlessly.And besides if you dont have a good eye

or you are going to totaly warp your didgtal image you don't need to spend $2,000-$3,000 on a camera . buy a point

and shoot pocket camera, that will yeild the same results. On the mp concern... if i have 12,000mp on a 3x5 index

card or 21,000mp on a 3x5 index card the index card with 12,000mp, each mp will be larger and less distorted when

enlarged, thats the way I see it. I hope you all had a great thanksgiving and my God bless!

Lex Jenkins,

do you have an idea how old this lens is, it looks to be made well, and is in very good shape.

it says "made in japan"

thanks or your response

I bought a lentar 500mm f:8 No.10970 mirror reflex lens, with a nikon fm10 in (mint condition).

I would like to know a little about this lens. How old is it? Is it any good? Whats it worth? And , What is its main

purpose, or what is it mainly used for? Any info would be helpful. thanks

 

please email any request to dspalding at handling dot barloworld dot com, and dspalding at sc dot rr dot com

Sorry about the all CAPS. Thanks for all of the info,it really helps me alot. The only question i have left is, does th d200 have an internal image stab.? I see where the d80 does not and i can find info on whether the d200 does or not,well i do have to look at the link mr. bruce gave me maybe that will help. thanks again for yawls 2 cents.I am very thankful

WHAT IS THE DIFFERANCE BETWEEN THESE TWO CAMERA, ALL I CAN SEE IS THE SPEED IT CUTS ON

AND THE 5FPS VS 3 FPS,UNLESS IM MISSING SOMTHING. WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME, IM

TRYING TO DESIDE WHICH ONE TO BUY, OH YEA THERE IS ABOUT A $200-300 PRICE RANGE ALSO.

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!