Hi guys, Im new to photography field , can anyone here could help me out to answer my noob questions?
1.VR=vibration reduction(sony=super steady shot),most of the brands named it=image stabilizer(IS),ED(Ed paul? :mrgreen: ) and XR…where you saw them?
2.you can check through nikkon web,if you lazy just wait ppl give answer loh,can buy adapter if i am nt wrong
3.bokeh
erm…i get 30 marks…failed jor
Hi thks for the reply…
for the VX part , i saw this model got VX so i wonder…
AF18-200MM F3.5-6.3 XR DI II
http://www.microsonic.com.my/index.php? … &Itemid=26
Does this lens good?
go to http://www.yamiya.com.my or [url=http://www.shashinki.com]http://www.shashinki.com. theyr giving u full descriptions about the items.
every company like bunga bunga name one, wait till u listen to koenigsegg CCX describtions…
okay back to topic
VR = Vibration reduction (nikon), IS - Image Stablizer (canon), SSS - Super Steady Shot (Sony Alpha)… you should understand this.
ED =Extra-Low-Dispersion… Nikon especially developed ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass to provide pricise optical colour correction. To reduce chromatic aberrations. Its just a lens coating. inspire! it is not ED PAUL! wakakaka
XR = extra refractive(for TAMRON only)… same as Nikon’s ED -Extra-Low-Dispersion, use to fix some ‘color’ that causes out of focus. another marketing naming gimmick.
*info of the lens u are looking at incase u ask more bout it.
*Di-II = digital-only lenses, smaller image circle, so it mean it only works with APS-C sensor, (same meaning as sigma = DC, nikon = DX, minolta/Alpha = DT, canon EF-S)
as for a full 35mm size sensor, or useable on Film SLR, look for canon = EF, sigma = DG, tamron = Di, sony = (dont have the word DT), nikon = (dont have the word DX)
i love to tell u more, but i will get badmouth by some people here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikon_F-mount *be real careful, u might get poison here… and there are some nikon’s jargon info on the bottom (VR, AFS, etc…)
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech.htm
If you could pick up 10% of what is in there, it’s good enough TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE to make great photos.
[quote=“ieR”]every company like bunga bunga name one, wait till u listen to koenigsegg CCX describtions…
okay back to topic
VR = Vibration reduction (nikon), IS - Image Stablizer (canon), SSS - Super Steady Shot (Sony Alpha)… you should understand this.
ED =Extra-Low-Dispersion… Nikon especially developed ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass to provide pricise optical colour correction. To reduce chromatic aberrations. Its just a lens coating. inspire! it is not ED PAUL! wakakaka
XR = extra refractive(for TAMRON only)… same as Nikon’s ED -Extra-Low-Dispersion, use to fix some ‘color’ that causes out of focus. another marketing naming gimmick.
*info of the lens u are looking at incase u ask more bout it.
*Di-II = digital-only lenses, smaller image circle, so it mean it only works with APS-C sensor, (same meaning as sigma = DC, nikon = DX, minolta/Alpha = DT, canon EF-S)
as for a full 35mm size sensor, or useable on Film SLR, look for canon = EF, sigma = DG, tamron = Di, sony = (dont have the word DT), nikon = (dont have the word DX)
i love to tell u more, but i will get badmouth by some people here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikon_F-mount *be real careful, u might get poison here… and there are some nikon’s jargon info on the bottom (VR, AFS, etc…)
Woah… thx again… the information is very useful for me. Thank You so much.
[quote=“beingelvish”]http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech.htm
If you could pick up 10% of what is in there, it’s good enough TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE to make great photos.[/quote]
Thank you beingelvish… 