Cool Nikon Lens images
A few nice nikon lens images I found:
F3/T with Motor Drive and Nikkor AIS 2/35mm lens
Image by wolf4max
Nikon F3/T with Motor Drive and Nikkor AIS 2/35mm lens
Digital Concepts 3x Telecoverter on Panasonic G2 14-42mm Lens
Sakar Digital Concepts 3x Telephoto Adapter on Panasonic G2 14-42mm Lens
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Which Canon lens should i choose for video?
Question by yoillist: Which Canon lens should i choose for video?
I have a music video shoot soon and I own a Canon T2i. I already have the 50mm 1.8 and the 10-22mm 3.5-4.5. For my 3rd lens I am still debating whether to get the 17-55mm 2.8 or the 24-70mm 2.8. Keep in mind this is for a music video, so what do you think?
Sorry i forgot to mention that all of them except the 50mm are rentals lol.
Best answer:
Answer by Dr. Iblis
i’d say the 24-70mm so if you ever wanted to upgrade in the future, you can still use that lens
of course, best would be to get a video camera for that $ 1000+ you spend on a lens
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Nice Nikon Lens photos
Some cool nikon lens images:
Oberstdorf Germany Nebelhorn snow winter HDR “Lens Nikon 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR DX AF-S Nikkor”
Image by globetrotter_rodrigo
Nikon FM
Image by John Kratz
Having bought the N65, I found myself relying on the fully-automatic setting for nearly every shot. So, I decided it would be a good idea to get myself a fully manual camera in order to force myself to think about my exposure settings. Using this camera makes me feel like a photographer, as opposed to an average shmuck with a point-and-shoot, which is what I really am. 
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The FM was manufactured in Japan by Nippon Kogaku from 1977-82. Despite its name, it doesn’t pick up any radio stations.
The lens shown here was manufactured c1964.