Hej
Jag gillar också Nikons gluggar, speciellt då de är svarta. Canons vita färg är rätt repkänslig och vit syns lite väl bra.
Blev lite förvånad när jag läste Arhur Morris inlägg om "New Nikon Camera Annonced" i senaste Bulletinen. Men han är sponsrad av Canon.
"NEW NIKON CAMERA ANNOUNCED
Nikon recently announced the release of the D200 digital camera body. You can find info at
http://www.nikonusa.com/template.php?cat=1&grp=2&productNr=25235. You can find additional info on Rob Galbraith's site here:
http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/multi_page.asp?cid=7-7888-8061.
At the risk of inflaming the few remaining (among nature and wildlife photographers) staunch Nikon-supporters out there, I must say that all of the Nikon photographers that I have encountered recently on my IPTs (including Todd Gustafson who had the cover and ten additional images from Africa in the most recent Nikon Product Guide) complain that the only Nikon digital camera that is capable of focusing quickly and accurately on birds in flight or animals in action is the D2X. Do note that all anti-Canon hate mail should be directed to my aunt, Helen Waite, who is now in charge of the BAA Complaint Department. You can e-mail your comments to her at:
[email protected]. Anti-Canon hate mail sent to BAA will be deleted. And as long as we are on the subject, here are some more facts: Canon offers 13 hand-holdable intermediate telephoto and zoom lenses, each one of them featuring lightning quick initial focusing and, generally, accurate autofocus. To the best of my knowledge, Nikon offers only four: two 70-300mm zooms, the 300 f/4, and the 80-200 VR. Unfortunately, all Nikon users concede that the 80-400 VR lens is--because of pathetically slow initial focusing acquisition--virtually worthless for photographing birds in flight and in action. In case any of the Nikon folks are nearing apoplexy at this time, do know that I consider the Nikkor 200-400 mm f/4 VR Nikkor lens one of the finest lenses ever produced by any manufacturer. This super-sharp lens features vibration reduction technology, offers a great range of wildlife focal lengths, performs well with both the 1.4 and 2X Nikon teleconverters, and offers an incredible 6.2 feet minimum focusing distance at all focal lengths... Todd absolutely kills in Africa with this lens, and will be even more deadly with it in Tanzania as after seemingly endless delays, Nikon has finally gotten a D2X in his hands..."
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Omar Brännström