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09-17-2009 | 06:55 PM
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Typical Buck
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 654
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From: Rochester NY
You have a great setup. I cant imagine spending that much on a camera where the lens is more expensive then the camera.
I would like to be able to take some nice pictures like your self but I dont have 10 k to spend on the equipment. Wha would you recommend for a good camera and lens to be able to take good quality long distance wildlife photos?? Thanks
Mirza
I would like to be able to take some nice pictures like your self but I dont have 10 k to spend on the equipment. Wha would you recommend for a good camera and lens to be able to take good quality long distance wildlife photos?? Thanks
Mirza
09-18-2009 | 02:38 AM
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Fork Horn
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 128
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From: Smithville Flats , NY
Mirza - I'm not sure what kind of advice to offer you. You do get what you pay for. The camera bodies aren't that bad it's the lenses that kill ya. I looked at it like an investment - glass wont go bad - may need to upgrade the body every now and then but the lens should last a lifetime. It's something I like to do and I don't golf or what not so I saved my money (A long time lol...) for something I enjoy.
I have seen some good pics with Sigma lenses and they are a lot cheaper than Nikon, but like I said above - I do believe you get what you pay for in quality.
Hope this helps some,
Dave
I have seen some good pics with Sigma lenses and they are a lot cheaper than Nikon, but like I said above - I do believe you get what you pay for in quality.
Hope this helps some,
Dave
