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Anyone jumped ship to a Nikon D7000?

 
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Dec 12, 2011 17:35 |  #31

Great advise and I'd not considered the flash for beam assist.

Add that to the long list of things I really should get to grips with!



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Dec 12, 2011 20:15 |  #32

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Not to mention older manual focus lenses from the pre-AF days of film....(see some in my sig)

tkbslc wrote in post #13531911 (external link)
I don't know if the manual lenses are relevant as they work just as well on Canon EF mount with use of a simple and cheap adapter (As you are most likely doing now with your own).

I was thinking of how nice it would be to have auto-aperture so I could focus wide open without worrying that stopping down would throw off the focus....now I focus at the aperture I shoot at....

Not that it matters all that much as I rarely stop down more than an F-stop from wide open with longer/slower lenses and 3 F-stops with fast lenses (when outside).

In truth, I still find the Canon crop-bods nicer to work with than the larger Nikon bodies and their access to features/menu, but that may just be lack of experience...


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