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Hobie
ParticipantMy guess is unless you folks are willing to change your feelings about dogs, you won’t be happy so move on.
If you are receptive, then before buying I would meet the owners and the dogs to judge if they too are willing to work with you and if the dogs are friendly.
You never know but you might even become dog owners yourself as kids love ’em. Or in this case the kid can play with the neighbors dog if you don’t want one around the house.
HTH, YMMV
Hobie
ParticipantIt’s kinda like playing a penny slot machine. When it hits, it pays lots of coins but the cash value is only several bucks.
If you bought a ton of the forever stamps to freeze you postage expense, assuming you are not a mega mailer, you will save less than a pizza over several years.
That is if you never lose them !
Hobie
ParticipantIt’s kinda like playing a penny slot machine. When it hits, it pays lots of coins but the cash value is only several bucks.
If you bought a ton of the forever stamps to freeze you postage expense, assuming you are not a mega mailer, you will save less than a pizza over several years.
That is if you never lose them !
Hobie
ParticipantIt’s kinda like playing a penny slot machine. When it hits, it pays lots of coins but the cash value is only several bucks.
If you bought a ton of the forever stamps to freeze you postage expense, assuming you are not a mega mailer, you will save less than a pizza over several years.
That is if you never lose them !
Hobie
ParticipantIt’s kinda like playing a penny slot machine. When it hits, it pays lots of coins but the cash value is only several bucks.
If you bought a ton of the forever stamps to freeze you postage expense, assuming you are not a mega mailer, you will save less than a pizza over several years.
That is if you never lose them !
Hobie
ParticipantIt’s kinda like playing a penny slot machine. When it hits, it pays lots of coins but the cash value is only several bucks.
If you bought a ton of the forever stamps to freeze you postage expense, assuming you are not a mega mailer, you will save less than a pizza over several years.
That is if you never lose them !
Hobie
ParticipantNikon’s site lists lens compatibility.
I am assuming you are considering big tele’s or very wide angles. The ‘normal’ zooms or focal lengths are not worth loosing the metering and auto focus. You will have to carry a separate exposure meter. Unless you are getting a terrific deal, like free on the old lenses I feel it is not really worth it. Plus it seems that folks selling old lenses price them quite high given their age. Granted if they are in focus and work, no problem but new is not that much more….and you get the auto functions.
You may find a better deal finding someone who is selling a newer camera and a bunch of lenses together. Hey you can never have just one camera! π
Hobie
ParticipantNikon’s site lists lens compatibility.
I am assuming you are considering big tele’s or very wide angles. The ‘normal’ zooms or focal lengths are not worth loosing the metering and auto focus. You will have to carry a separate exposure meter. Unless you are getting a terrific deal, like free on the old lenses I feel it is not really worth it. Plus it seems that folks selling old lenses price them quite high given their age. Granted if they are in focus and work, no problem but new is not that much more….and you get the auto functions.
You may find a better deal finding someone who is selling a newer camera and a bunch of lenses together. Hey you can never have just one camera! π
Hobie
ParticipantNikon’s site lists lens compatibility.
I am assuming you are considering big tele’s or very wide angles. The ‘normal’ zooms or focal lengths are not worth loosing the metering and auto focus. You will have to carry a separate exposure meter. Unless you are getting a terrific deal, like free on the old lenses I feel it is not really worth it. Plus it seems that folks selling old lenses price them quite high given their age. Granted if they are in focus and work, no problem but new is not that much more….and you get the auto functions.
You may find a better deal finding someone who is selling a newer camera and a bunch of lenses together. Hey you can never have just one camera! π
Hobie
ParticipantNikon’s site lists lens compatibility.
I am assuming you are considering big tele’s or very wide angles. The ‘normal’ zooms or focal lengths are not worth loosing the metering and auto focus. You will have to carry a separate exposure meter. Unless you are getting a terrific deal, like free on the old lenses I feel it is not really worth it. Plus it seems that folks selling old lenses price them quite high given their age. Granted if they are in focus and work, no problem but new is not that much more….and you get the auto functions.
You may find a better deal finding someone who is selling a newer camera and a bunch of lenses together. Hey you can never have just one camera! π
Hobie
ParticipantNikon’s site lists lens compatibility.
I am assuming you are considering big tele’s or very wide angles. The ‘normal’ zooms or focal lengths are not worth loosing the metering and auto focus. You will have to carry a separate exposure meter. Unless you are getting a terrific deal, like free on the old lenses I feel it is not really worth it. Plus it seems that folks selling old lenses price them quite high given their age. Granted if they are in focus and work, no problem but new is not that much more….and you get the auto functions.
You may find a better deal finding someone who is selling a newer camera and a bunch of lenses together. Hey you can never have just one camera! π
Hobie
ParticipantDown the street is the 4 Seasons. Probably overpriced but will get the price.
Hobie
ParticipantDown the street is the 4 Seasons. Probably overpriced but will get the price.
Hobie
ParticipantDown the street is the 4 Seasons. Probably overpriced but will get the price.
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