Nikon Ais

June 11th, 2010 admin Leave a comment Go to comments

Nikon Ais
Which goal is better?

So I am not a professional photographer, so I have to decide what part of the objective is simply better produced better images, etc with a Nikon F3 Here are my two options: (just copy and paste the links) http://cgi.ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ? Item = 370368420407 & ViewItem & ssPageName = STRK: MEWAX: IT. com / summer / eBayISAPI.dll: ViewItem & item = 390201799660 and ssPageName MEWAX = STRK: IT is to say which is better? AIS? or AF? I remember that I am using the Nikon F3 …

First, the second seller on eBay for sale generally use pretty good stuff. I avoid anyone who sells a lot of material widely used. If possible, wait and save a little money and collect the 35-70 2.8D. This is an autofocus lens and has a good opening 2.8. They will be for around 325.00 to 400.00. If you want the goal more slowly, while we're on the same quality. If you plan on getting digital, or thinking about selling value and timing of sale, then the autofocus is better. AF selling a little faster, and have a value, people do not buy lenses from Monday to Friday until now. Another good option is a Tokina 28-80 2.8, or 2.6/2.8 28-70, 28-70 in 8.2 is not yet as good as the goal of 2.6/2.8. 300.00 200.00 to move on, and are almost as good as the Nikon lens. When you have a professional camera as an F3, is a more natural way to Pro 2.8 zoom on it. (I used to use an F3 with the Tokina 28-70 2.6/2.8.) Personally, all my zoom is 2.8, which are much better for the low shot. light, because here is a picture with a Tokina 28-80 2.8, which extends to 13 x 19 in my wallet and good looks at this size: http://cgipix.com/Portfolio_Utah_Vacation_Travel_Arches_Canyonlands. htm

Nikon 35mm ƒ/1.4 AIS