Comments on: About http://www.johnwaller.co.uk/blog Wed, 07 Jul 2010 01:55:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: John http://www.johnwaller.co.uk/blog/about/comment-page-1#comment-4 John Thu, 11 Dec 2008 00:46:32 +0000 http://www.johnwaller.co.uk/blog/?page_id=2#comment-4 Hi Kerry, Thanks for the kind words! I've disabled the exif data for my shots on my <a href="http://johnwaller.co.uk/ rel="nofollow">portfolio site</a> (simply because I wanted to keep things as simple as possible), but the majority of those shots can be found on my <a href="http://thedailyexposure.com/ rel="nofollow">photoblog</a> with full details available. Almost all of the shots were taken with either a Nikon D70 or a D200 with an assortment of lenses (Nikon 18-70mm, Nikon 17-55mm, Nikon 80-400mm VR, Sigma 10-20mm and Nikon 50mm). I keep meaning to put together a gear list - perhaps I'll do that next. I've just started to get the urge to upgrade and the low noise performance of the D700 looks outstanding. I've seen images taken at ISO 3200 and resized for the web without any noticeable noise! I'm reluctant to upgrade just now because, being a full frame sensor, I'd have to change my Nikon 17-55mm lens (as it's a DX lens) and I've not had it for that long. Perhaps I'll wait and see what happens in the next few months or so (if I can wait that long). From what I've seen though, you can't really go wrong with the D300 either. Thanks, John Hi Kerry,

Thanks for the kind words!

I’ve disabled the exif data for my shots on my portfolio site (simply because I wanted to keep things as simple as possible), but the majority of those shots can be found on my photoblog with full details available. Almost all of the shots were taken with either a Nikon D70 or a D200 with an assortment of lenses (Nikon 18-70mm, Nikon 17-55mm, Nikon 80-400mm VR, Sigma 10-20mm and Nikon 50mm). I keep meaning to put together a gear list – perhaps I’ll do that next.

I’ve just started to get the urge to upgrade and the low noise performance of the D700 looks outstanding. I’ve seen images taken at ISO 3200 and resized for the web without any noticeable noise! I’m reluctant to upgrade just now because, being a full frame sensor, I’d have to change my Nikon 17-55mm lens (as it’s a DX lens) and I’ve not had it for that long. Perhaps I’ll wait and see what happens in the next few months or so (if I can wait that long). From what I’ve seen though, you can’t really go wrong with the D300 either.

Thanks, John

]]> By: Kerry Fehlberg http://www.johnwaller.co.uk/blog/about/comment-page-1#comment-3 Kerry Fehlberg Wed, 10 Dec 2008 04:48:47 +0000 http://www.johnwaller.co.uk/blog/?page_id=2#comment-3 Hi There, You are a talented photographer,I have just spent 15min looking at your work and the quality is great--how do I find out about the lens and camera used to take these shots--I live in SanFrancisco and want to get out into taking more pictures WHat lens would you recomend for nite work-Have a D80,and cant deceide on a700 or 300 as an upgrade--will bookmark your site and keep an eye on it Regards--have a photo or 2 myself,but no website,need to work on that--I shoot for an Australian hotrod website and several other small projects--Regards Kerry Hi There,
You are a talented photographer,I have just spent 15min looking at your work and the quality is great–how do I find out about the lens and camera used to take these shots–I live in SanFrancisco and want to get out into taking more pictures
WHat lens would you recomend for nite work-Have a D80,and cant deceide on a700 or 300 as an upgrade–will bookmark your site and keep an eye on it
Regards–have a photo or 2 myself,but no website,need to work on that–I shoot for an Australian hotrod website and several other small projects–Regards Kerry

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