red sand explorer

[scorpionfish]

here is onother shot using 300mm zoom lens during camping trip with my friends... looking forwards for the comment ang bless you all here. thanks for



scorpion

[Widowmaker]

I can't really make out any details. Looks good but post a larger image if possible so we can see more.

[thatsanicepicture2]

Widowmaker wrote:

I can't really make out any details. Looks good but post a larger image if possible so we can see more.

Yep. Too small but it looks nice.

dale

[Hards80]

good exposure and colors.. but as it has been said, too small!!

-dustin

[Aumma45]

Cool colours indeed. You can see these kind of places in the desert.

[scorpionfish]

guys thanks for your warm reply and comment i really apreciate it, i'll try post more bigger size of it but later. actually i use 70-300 nikkor lense and 18-70mm kit lens i am planning to buy 105mm micro nikkor lens what do you think about the 105 lens guys? thanks for viewing



scorpion

[scorpionfish]

guys tahnks for your warm reply and comment i really apreciate it, i'll try post more bigger size of it but later. actually i use 70-300 nikkor lense and 18-70mm kit lens i am planning to buy 105mm micro nikkor lens what do you think about the 105 lens guys? thanks for viewing



scorpion

[Hards80]

i would not spend the money on the nikon macro... get the sigma 105mm macro or the tamron 90mm macro.. both are just as good optically and cost a lot less... and when i say just as good, this is not just as good for the price, they are just as good of lenses.. save yourself a little $$, in this case, there is no reason to stick with the nikon brand..

-d

[Aumma45]

I got a sigma 105mm and it is a baby. Take Dustin's advice. Alternatively you can go for the sigma 150 mm to help with the distance. Costs about $600. You won't regret it.

[Widowmaker]

I had the Sigma 105 EX. Nice sharp lens. The only complaint was sloowwwww focus (Not HSM) but I used manual focus mostly anyway.