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 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 7:11 am Post subject: Nikon 200mm F4-Q |
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mfkita wrote:
On Canon 40D....shot @ 5.6 @ ISO 400
it's funny how they all seem of a kind....
IMG_3358Lbw by kitaflix, on Flickr
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
Such a great series! I like especially #4
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gaeger wrote:
Boy, that heron shot is to die for!! Very nice images!
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mfkita
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| Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 5:35 pm Post subject: |
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mfkita wrote:
| gaeger wrote: |
| Boy, that heron shot is to die for!! Very nice images! |
Thanks...the heron is only 1/4 of the full frame....panning/focusing with the manual focus 200 is fun....
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woodrim
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woodrim wrote:
| Attila wrote: |
| Such a great series! I like especially #4 |
Yes, number four is superb.
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mfkita
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| Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 4:37 am Post subject: Q is indeed a nice lens.... |
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mfkita wrote:
....thank you for the kind words...the Q is a much better lens than some reviews suggest...
I recently got an AIS version of the 200/4 only because it was there (I'm sure you can understand THAT)...and cheap (I know you can all empathize with that too...$80 for the 200 on the end of a clean working FE2 AND a MD12 motor drive....)
Still......I will VERY likely keep this Q only because it's the last lens I own that I bought new when I was a PJ back in the 1960s and 70s...and it looks it....(the glass is pristine of course though)...having already decided to keep 2 Nikkors of the same FL (50/1.4-AIS and F2-K, and 135/2.8-K AND an AI'd 135/2.8-Q.C) having one more "redundant" lens isn't too crazy, right?!?!?!
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Orio wrote:
Right decision to keep the Q, it means something for you and also in the external condition it is,
you would not raise much from a sale anyway 
Very nice pictures and I too prefer #4, it has something funny, like a cartoon 
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mfkita
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mfkita wrote:
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Right decision to keep the Q, it means something for you and also in the external condition it is,
you would not raise much from a sale anyway
Very nice pictures and I too prefer #4, it has something funny, like a cartoon |
My thoughts exactly...about the cartoon bird, and the lens's appearance/value....it was also AI "cut" by my neighborhood Nikon repair shop here in south Florida, USA, a nationally known Nikon pro-repair guy who has since retired...I miss Pete Smith...
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