NP. Good price on the camera BTW, i payed mine more than that, lol. If you're going to be doing indoor party work, id suggest a wide lens, like the Nikkor 50mm F/1.4 D. While for scenery, the kit lens or a telephoto lens should be just fine. With regards to the UV lens, its actually called a UV FILTER. It costs around 90$ (for a good one) and it simply screws on to ANY lens to make outdoor sunlight seem more vivid. It also protects the frontal element of the lens against dust, scratches, etc...
Hey, good choice on the D80. If i were you, i wouldn't buy it at Christmas, as they're less willing to give discounts. But were i live we dont have circuit city, so im not sure. As for the lens, there are several options. You can either buy the camera alone or in a kit. The kit lens is usually the 18-55mm, which is a decent starting lens. From there you can by a telephoto lens like the one in my other video (70-300mm G). But you should reply, specifying what type of photography you do...
boring video
Snustad 3 years ago
whats the song????
boyboy53 3 years ago
destination calabria
Buckz0rs 2 years ago
NP. Good price on the camera BTW, i payed mine more than that, lol. If you're going to be doing indoor party work, id suggest a wide lens, like the Nikkor 50mm F/1.4 D. While for scenery, the kit lens or a telephoto lens should be just fine. With regards to the UV lens, its actually called a UV FILTER. It costs around 90$ (for a good one) and it simply screws on to ANY lens to make outdoor sunlight seem more vivid. It also protects the frontal element of the lens against dust, scratches, etc...
AsphericalElements 3 years ago
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AsphericalElements 3 years ago
Hey, good choice on the D80. If i were you, i wouldn't buy it at Christmas, as they're less willing to give discounts. But were i live we dont have circuit city, so im not sure. As for the lens, there are several options. You can either buy the camera alone or in a kit. The kit lens is usually the 18-55mm, which is a decent starting lens. From there you can by a telephoto lens like the one in my other video (70-300mm G). But you should reply, specifying what type of photography you do...
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AsphericalElements 3 years ago
Great review Steve
its David
aznmofo360 3 years ago
First of all, my name is Tony Stark.
AsphericalElements 3 years ago
LOOOL of all people I'm the last person to ever fall for that STEVE
aznmofo360 3 years ago
3 fps not 3.5 :)
RichNikonMan 3 years ago
Hehe, well it depends on which shooting mode :P. I've been able to get close to 4 FPS with this baby in JPEG Basic with the 50mm 1.4D.
AsphericalElements 3 years ago
would the lens in this vid be the VR 70-300 model??>>.
tennisplayer80 3 years ago
No, the 70-300 mm shown in this video is the Nikkor 70-300mm AF-G
AsphericalElements 3 years ago