Borobudur dawn
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keribar 2009-01-29 8:01
Hello David,
You are one of the lucky ones who were able to attend this unique sunrise: You were really lucky to find this light but I would put more than half of theh credit to the photographer. I am pleased to find out that you used the 24-70; most people seem very happy about its sharpness, nevertheless I wonder if you had other shots with wider lenses ? By the way I appreciate the 3 exposures. OK.
Friendly yours - Izzet Keribar
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01-30-2009, 10:46 AM
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To keribar: Nikkor lens
Thanks for your kind comments, Izzet - they always mean more coming from a professional like yourself.
I'm very happy with the 24-70 lens - yes, the sharpness is good. I also have the 14-24 lens, although I haven't used that much yet (I only upgraded from the D200 to the D700 before Christmas - the Borobudur trip was the first with the new body and two new lenses). When I got the 14-24 I was surprised that there was no thread for filters, but Nikon's new lens coating seems to do almost as good a job as a polarising filter which turned out to be a pleasant surprise. Cheers . . . David 
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