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What days/month we thinking about here?

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PM

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Hey John, check this out: http://www.outdoorlife.com/indexhome.jsp.

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There is something hypnotic about the sound the keys banging away on an old style typewriter make.

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Mark, Birds.

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Dusty, Lawrence, & Stephenson- got yours today.

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Thanks Mark, D300.

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Thanks John, sorry I don’t have a good response for you on the big app question.

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Regan,

You are correct.

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Are you using this on a DX or FX camera?

D300, Dx.

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Aaron,

Out of curisoity, what were your respective apertures on the pictures above?  Are wide angle 2.8 lenses different from other lenses in that they still give a large depth of field at 2.8?  Otherwise, it would seem that a wide angle at 2.8 would not be very useful for landscapes where you want everything in view to be in sharp focus?

In order: F/ 2.8,5.6,2.8

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Some additional shots of the area, I was asked by a couple folks for stats, sorry if this isnt’ right format never done that before;

f/3.3 – 1/800 with 105VR ISO 100

F/2.8 -1/250 with VR105 ISO 100

F/2.8 -1/800: 12-24 AF-S ISO100

F/1.4, 1/3200 – 50mm F/1.4

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I will be in the area the weeks around T-day, but that may be too late.

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Tim and Schafer – Bugs in.

Thanks guys.

Mark- got the extras thanks.

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Nice powder shot!

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Thanks guys.

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Guys, just got into town, will do a recap tonight once I get organized.

Thanks for your participation.
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There are a 100k in lenses in that picture…wholly crap.

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Neal & Michael- Bugs came in today, they look fantastic!

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Wow man, nice shots!

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