So you have a Red-servation and $20K....

How would a lens like this perform on Red:

"Mint Zoom-NIKKOR 35-105mm Lens 1:3.5-4.5 This compact Nikon Nikkor manual focus slide zoom with variable maximum aperture covers the focal length from 35mm for scenics, groups, architecture, and interiors to 105mm portrait/moderate telephoto. At the 35mm setting, its macrofocus capability permits it to be focused down to 10.6 inches."
 
ZaneIsNumber1 said:
2K and 1080p shooting.

IE: the 17-35mm in S35 = 26-55mm. The director wants to zoom in more, but you explain that you can't because you don't have a telephoto lens because you spent all you're money on the camera, the 17-35mm is the only lens you have and the production didn't have any money to rent any other lenses.

Answer? Put it in S16 mode to get a 55-115mm range (roughly).

I know using windowed mode to get telephoto shots isn't the best method, but it is a way.
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Hi,

A 17-35mm lens is always a 17-35mm lens regardless of camera or format it's used on.

It it however true that 17 is wide on S35 and not very wide for S16.

Stephen
 
evinsky said:
Personnally I own a D2x, I still do professional still photography so I need something with a bit more bite. I just recently aquired the 18-200mm AFS VR (Vibration Reduction) Nikkor and I have to say, it's one of the sharpest, best all around lenses I have ever used! I was very surprised but it equalls all my best F2.8 "Pro" zooms and even comes damn close to some of my primes. I actually am on a road trip to Michigan for my best friend's wedding right now and this lens has been on the camera about 85% of the time. Here are some samples...
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I'm sure you've shoot with 1Ds MKII, what did you think about it compare to the D2x?

Do you know when will Nikon release its full-frame sensor for its pro-DSLR?
 
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