Posted by: UME$H April 9, 2011
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Jacksparrow,
You can send your picture and description in my email at info@dailyphotographytips.net and I will post it on our website.
About macro lens,
If you want to upgrade your camera to FX format in future, I will suggest this,
Nikon 60mm 2.8G
But if you are not planning to go with FX format and want to stay with DX format camera (D90, D7000, D200, D300 etc) then I will say this,
Nikon 85mm 3.5 G
Atomic,
I do not have any experience with Canon camera. In fact I am looking for someone who can write about Canon on my blog. Anyway, but in my 3 years experience with Nikon, it has more flexibility to choose lenses and it's CLS (flash technology) is amazing. Nikon vs Canon is like Coke vs Pepsi. Canon users say, it is more easy to control button and easy to navigate and Nikon users say, it has best innovative and best technology.
If you are interested in photography and planning to upgrade camera in future, better to stick with one whether Canon or Nikon or Sony or Olympus because when you buy lens, you can use that in another body (it is 100% true with Nikon but not with Canon). If you buy DX (small size sensor) canon camera and you upgraded to full frame FX version of canon, you have to buy lenses that are compatible with FX format but Nikon allows you to use DX lens on FX camera and vice versa. I will say Nikon ( I may be biased in this case because I have never used Canon camera).
Hope it helps.
You can send your picture and description in my email at info@dailyphotographytips.net and I will post it on our website.
About macro lens,
If you want to upgrade your camera to FX format in future, I will suggest this,
Nikon 60mm 2.8G
But if you are not planning to go with FX format and want to stay with DX format camera (D90, D7000, D200, D300 etc) then I will say this,
Nikon 85mm 3.5 G
Atomic,
I do not have any experience with Canon camera. In fact I am looking for someone who can write about Canon on my blog. Anyway, but in my 3 years experience with Nikon, it has more flexibility to choose lenses and it's CLS (flash technology) is amazing. Nikon vs Canon is like Coke vs Pepsi. Canon users say, it is more easy to control button and easy to navigate and Nikon users say, it has best innovative and best technology.
If you are interested in photography and planning to upgrade camera in future, better to stick with one whether Canon or Nikon or Sony or Olympus because when you buy lens, you can use that in another body (it is 100% true with Nikon but not with Canon). If you buy DX (small size sensor) canon camera and you upgraded to full frame FX version of canon, you have to buy lenses that are compatible with FX format but Nikon allows you to use DX lens on FX camera and vice versa. I will say Nikon ( I may be biased in this case because I have never used Canon camera).
Hope it helps.