Thanks Philippe. I have a monopodPhilippe Roger said:Anand,
Congrats on the new gear! That's a sweet lens, isn't it? You'll see... the more you use it, the lighter and smaller it gets. :lol: I no longer think about it, at all. That said, if you are going to keep it in the shooting position for a while, you may want to consider using a monopod, to make it lighter... even more so with a TC. Do you have one already, or is it (are they) in your future? :roll:
Nice family pics! 8)
Mike, you have some of the finest glass nikon ever makes! Come onvirtuamike said:Stop posting. I can't afford to upgrade![]()
Nice pics, you're making us jealous![]()
Thanks Bryan.PhotoDawg said:Great shots Anand!! Thanks for sharing your images with the Cafe!! Congrats on your new gear!!![]()
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But I don't see 70-200 anywhere on my glass. I'm still jealousobelix said:Mike, you have some of the finest glass nikon ever makes! Come onvirtuamike said:Stop posting. I can't afford to upgrade![]()
Nice pics, you're making us jealous![]()
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Very rare and expensive lens! Check the lens reviews on his websiteobelix said:Thanks Harry. I guess I have to borrow a few heavy lenses. What 300 f2? Bjorn got an early access lens?
Thanks Gordon, the 17-55 is next in linegreyflash said:Nice images and yes that is one fine lens. This is my second most used lens behind the 17-55mm.
Shame on you, Anand. Have you given up any pretense at fiscal responsibility? Areobelix said:Thanks Gordon, the 17-55 is next in line![]()
UncleFrankUncleFrank said:Shame on you, Anand. Have you given up any pretense at fiscal responsibility? Areobelix said:Thanks Gordon, the 17-55 is next in line![]()
you going to squander your daughter's college fund on glass?
But more importantly, how did you convince your wife to let you buy pro glass :wink: ?
:lol: 8)
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Devious, disingenous... and clever as hell :twisted:.1) Pay lots of extra tax each year
2) Buy 2-3 not so expensive used lenses in that range
Sell the lenses. You can then buy pro glass for $400-$500 out of hand and the tax refund comes in handy
When you tell your wife, it is "about $400 more and the tax refund will cover it"![]()
:lol:UncleFrank said:[Devious, disingenous... and clever as hell :twisted:.1) Pay lots of extra tax each year
2) Buy 2-3 not so expensive used lenses in that range
Sell the lenses. You can then buy pro glass for $400-$500 out of hand and the tax refund comes in handy
When you tell your wife, it is "about $400 more and the tax refund will cover it"![]()
I like the way you think, Anand 8).