Some of my
insights and experiences using Nikon film and digital SLR cameras
during photo field trips.
Check out here nice digital
photography tips, tricks to help you improve your pictures. All
photography articles either new or simply adding including more
pictures to our lens galleries will be posted on
my Nikon Blog. I will do my best to answer all your
photographic questions either in our forums
or Blog.
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10.5
F/2.8, can it replace an old fashion UWA? I don't
think the 10.5 fisheye will replace our Ultra Wide Angle zooms for
the moment. Click
here ->>
Nikon
105 VR micro lens Finally a
substantial upgrade from my oldie but goodie Tamron SP F/2.8. Click
here ->>
Nikon
17-55 or 17-35? I get this
question asked very often in my inbox, so here are my 2¢ about
this often debated topic. Click
here ->>
Nikon
SD-8A, is it worth getting one? This is
one of the most sought after items from Nikon's catalog. My
impressions and pictures with it. Click
here ->>
Looking
for simple tricks when taking macro pictures? Here you
will find some answers to your questions. Click
here ->>
White
cotton like clouds over a deep blue sky. You can do
it a with a polarizer filter, when you can and when you shouldn't use
a polarizer. Click
here ->>
How to
photograph fireworks? The most
asked question every June and July is answered here. Don't miss our
sample fire works pictures Click
here ->>
Ready
for some infrared pictures with a Nikon D200? To find
out how to get beautiful infrared pictures with your Nikon cameras. Click
here ->>
Which
focal length makes the best portrait lens? I leave
that question basically unanswered because almost any lens can be
used for portrait, including a big telephoto lens. Click
here ->>
Choosing
a camera tripod. The most
overlooked and underestimated photo accessory. As a very good lens, a
tripod is an investment for years to come. Click
here ->>
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