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      04-03-2009, 03:37 PM   #1
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What do you guys think of my new glass

I did a bit of my own stimulus to the economy last week. Finally got my hands on a 14-24 and a watch I have been searching for, for well over 10 years.



A shot from mile high this afternoon on my D700
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      04-03-2009, 05:35 PM   #2
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      04-03-2009, 06:34 PM   #3
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D700 is ff right? man thats wide, and nice and sharp.
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      04-03-2009, 06:46 PM   #4
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D700 is ff right? man thats wide, and nice and sharp.
Yeah, I really enjoy this camera. Only downside to this body and lens combo is they are so darn heavy.
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What do I think? I think you SUCK!



Sweet lens, I'm envious. I do more sports shooting, so I'm planning on the 70-200 as the next lens, but this 14-24 is sweet. Since I'm shooting crop frame (D300), I could get away with the 12-24, but I'm getting NAS and thinking I don't really want glass slower than 2.8.....
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I did a bit of my own stimulus to the economy last week. Finally got my hands on a 14-24 and a watch I have been searching for, for well over 10 years.



A shot from mile high this afternoon on my D700
that 2nd picture looks empty to me... like its missing something....


maybe a quarter back???
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      04-03-2009, 08:15 PM   #7
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Damn, beautiful shot. Nikon FTW
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      04-03-2009, 11:56 PM   #8
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What do I think? I think you SUCK!



Sweet lens, I'm envious. I do more sports shooting, so I'm planning on the 70-200 as the next lens, but this 14-24 is sweet. Since I'm shooting crop frame (D300), I could get away with the 12-24, but I'm getting NAS and thinking I don't really want glass slower than 2.8.....
70-200 is a sweet lens, definitely get that for your sports shooting. Thing about the 14-24, you are set for life. I'm sure you will transition at some point to full frame and the lens is awesome for either format.

Let us know when you get the 70-200...
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that 2nd picture looks empty to me... like its missing something....


maybe a quarter back???
I got a good laugh on this I'm just glad the soap opera is over.
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Love wide angel lenses, i bought the Canon 10-22 lens, its awesome
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      04-09-2009, 05:54 PM   #12
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Love wide angel lenses, i bought the Canon 10-22 lens, its awesome
Sweet man, that is an outstanding lens... Good stuff!
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      04-10-2009, 10:15 AM   #13
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Nice.

I went for the straight fixed 14mm rather than the 3x as heavy 14-24 =P
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Nice.

I went for the straight fixed 14mm rather than the 3x as heavy 14-24 =P
I considered it... But liked the 14-24 flexibility and being I already shoot with a really heavy D700 it didn't make any difference to me.

Oh, and you must be taking part in some type of "mad math" to come to 3x as heavy. Weights are 23.6oz. (670g) for the 14mm fixed and 35.3oz. (1000g) for the 14-24mm. Just want to set the facts straight.

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I considered it... But liked the 14-24 flexibility and being I already shoot with a really heavy D700 it didn't make any difference to me.

Oh, and you must be taking part in some type of "mad math" to come to 3x as heavy. Weights are 23.6oz. (670g) for the 14mm fixed and 35.3oz. (1000g) for the 14-24mm. Just want to set the facts straight.
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I considered it... But liked the 14-24 flexibility and being I already shoot with a really heavy D700 it didn't make any difference to me.

Oh, and you must be taking part in some type of "mad math" to come to 3x as heavy. Weights are 23.6oz. (670g) for the 14mm fixed and 35.3oz. (1000g) for the 14-24mm. Just want to set the facts straight.
Weird I just read wrong I guess. I stand corrected.

I only paid $700.00 Canadian Dollars for my 14mm anyway and am going to invest in the 17-35mm, no filters is starting to piss me off lol
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Weird I just read wrong I guess. I stand corrected.

I only paid $700.00 Canadian Dollars for my 14mm anyway and am going to invest in the 17-35mm, no filters is starting to piss me off lol
can't you use the gel filters?
That 17-35 looks amazing, I was seriously considering it too.
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You can use gel filters, however you can't get really strong ND gel filters, also I dunno how good of quality they are... and if you think about it, if you've got a strong ND filter on there, how are you going to focus your shot?

I also want to be able to use Lee Filters and GND filters + Circular Polarizer
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nice. what watch is that?
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that sir, would be a daytona...

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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You can use gel filters, however you can't get really strong ND gel filters, also I dunno how good of quality they are... and if you think about it, if you've got a strong ND filter on there, how are you going to focus your shot?

I also want to be able to use Lee Filters and GND filters + Circular Polarizer
You should be able to use a Cokin X series system. Not sure if Lee have something for UWA's of that calibre. I know for my Sigma 12-24, I have to run a Cokin X.
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mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
You got it.

Ten damn years to wait for that watch. Finally, the last watch I will buy.
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