The SnapChick Top 5

Please visit my website - http://www.snapchick.com to learn more! In this video, I share with you the top 5 products that have influenced my photography the most in 2010.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• photographer
• photography
• professional
• snapchick
• leigh
• camera
• d300s
• nikon
• lens
• 18-200
• 35mm
• sb-800
• sb800
• sb 800
• sb-900
• sb900
• sb 900
• flash
• eneloop
• sanyo
• rechargeable batteries

[poochie12350]

im a newbe.. does the nikon 3100 take special lens or will any nikon lens fit? thank

[TheSnapChick]

@poochie12350 You'll want to use AF-S lenses for autofocus capability with the D3100

[DavidHeatonPhoto]

i simply don't understand superzooms, get specific zooms eg. 24-70 2.8 or 70-200 2.8 and you will get 10x better quality.

[TheSnapChick]

@DavidHeatonPhoto That can be a lot to lug around depending on where you might be going... and I don't really see a "10x" quality difference, but it's all subjective. I like having options to bring the big guns, or bring an all-around lens and travel quite a bit lighter.

[shintotz]

I use energizers and it sucks, It dies after couple shots, Now I gotta try this eneloop. Thanks

[TheSnapChick]

@shintotz Worth every penny!

[TheEcoronin]

I agree and love my 35 1.8 DX its the only one I use. I hate non fixed apeture lenses because its really hard to use manual settings when every change you make changes everything. I think SB700 is more for me than the SB 900.

[cpovey1]

@jeffrelee Jeff, IMO, it is way overpriced, and wastes a lot of light. Light that goes backwards is wasted, meaning, if nothing else, longer recycle times and more battery changes. It is also not as soft, in my experience, as he says. ALso, any dark ceiling is a problem. I prefer the Lumiquest products. A lot more reasonably priced, with a lot less wasted light. Get the biggest one you feel comfortable carrying around. I find I use the Quikbounce the most.

[gadernal617]

wait until you get the D3S AMAZING!!!!!!

[SqueeG19]

@DavidHeatonPhoto Yeah I agreeeeee . I had a Nikon 18-200mm lens and sold it because of the horrific Chromatic aberration. Got a 70-200 later and it is muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuch better. Totally worth lugging around imo

[marzatomika]

marry me?

[jbomb71]

I would love to go shoot with you

[saachhn]

i tuk a video of 4 min 1080(full hd)

whn tried to view it on ma pc it is comin out to be in supr slow thing

the sound is comin the way it was supposd to be bt the video is showin out some lag

[DavidHeatonPhoto]

@TheSnapChick i completely agree if you want to just take family snaps or something, a superzoom can be very handy but if you want professional quality results i do think you need the 2.8s.