weapon of choice

[luv2bowhunt]

John check out this:

D200 Review

On the very first page it does a side by side comparison of the D200 vs. D100.

I would say that there are numerous reasons to upgrade the camera! I am in the process of trying to finagle a way to get rid of the D70 and pick up a D200... a very awesome camera!

How do you like the 100-300 f/4 sigma? I use the 300 f/4 Nikkor and love it.

Kevin.

[Iron/Mtn]

Kevin I love the Sigma, bought it after looking over the 80-400 VR nikon and I can honestly say I have no regrets, takes great photos and for  F4 its quicker then I am  a real good when in manual, best  $900 bucks I ever spent.... I would love the 300 nikon but could not justify the money at my skill set  

Meant to thank you before for turning me on to the web page that you have your photos on, real nice stuff and enjoy looking thru the work of others.


Given that you next to nothing for a trade maybe I will save for the D200 and use the 100 as a back up. (wife will kill me  

[Numitokayo]

I have a Canon Powershot G3, 4.0 mega pixels and I love it. I really get clear shots with this one and I can also shoot small videos, would recommend it to anyone.

Daniel

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the most valuable gift is a good example

[slow walker]

Can someone tell me the process for taking 35 mm photos and then getting them posted on this site?  Please be gentle, I've done a lot of 35 mm photog., no posting of pics though.  Thanks

[Lee Viv]

Been using the Canon Digital Rebel XT for about a year now, and love it!

Lee

[Weasel]

Originally posted by slow walker:
Can someone tell me the process for taking 35 mm photos and then getting them posted on this site?  Please be gentle, I've done a lot of 35 mm photog., no posting of pics though.  Thanks

You'll need to scan them, or have them scanned somewhere, then get a Photobucket.com account and post them from there.  There's a tutorial on how to do that at the top of this forum and the PowWow forum.

[Snakeeater]

paleface,

Weasel and Mrs. Weasel are going to be at PBS 2008 in Pittsburgh, PA. Throw some Civil War history their way and they will come!

I'm looking forward to seeing them again too.