This above shot is Sandia, on the loose, and having fun. Shot at the 18mm setting, this image has been cropped about 40%, and the puppy was only about 3 feet from the front of the lens, which accou
And how good is the VR? This shot was taken in the Express, at 1/2.5 seconds... hand held. Other than cropping so you can see the detail, this picture hasn't been sharpened with Picasa editor. It is as it was. Click the image to enlarge and look at the detail around the eyes. Pretty cool. It helps when you can catch the subject in an abnormally pensive... and still... moment.
And the best difference between the 18-200 and the giant 80-200 f2.8 I've been using for the last 4 years is that it weighs almost nothing.. probably almost 2 pounds less I have to carry around all weekend. I love it!
And that's how you foist more puppy pictures on the unsuspecting public without boring them to death.
Dan: nice pics! What body do you have that monster lens on? Is that one of them thar' 10Mp cameras?
ReplyDeleteThe action shot of Sandia is a beaut. Really captures his sinewy speed. And, in response to a previous post, we have a few books and socks that look like yours.
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Nope. My 10 MP body took a bath in the dog water bucket a couple months ago and is now a nice looking paperweight... this was my 6 MP D70. Trying to decided if we want to get the D300, or go whole hog for the D3 for 5 large..
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