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[Hasselbox]

My name is Peter, and I'm a dutchman. I started 1973 as a analogue photografer.
Today i'm a nikon dslr freak and I'm also looking forward to developing my technique and creative edge.
Interest: Portrait and landscape. Mostly in black and white.
I have good hopes, my photos are better than my English.

[Donald]

Peter - You're English is much better than my Dutch!

You are very welcome. I am sure you will find that many people on here are very willing and able to offer support and advice. Similarly, I hope that you will help others and share with them your experience gained over all the years of being a photographer.

I hope you enjoy being part of CiC.

[Dave Humphries]

Hi Peter,

So, which Nikon(s) due you shoot with?
and lenses?

Welcome to the CiC forums from ....

[Hasselbox]

Hi Peter,

So, which Nikon(s) due you shoot with?
and lenses?

Welcome to the CiC forums from ....

Thanks
I start with the D5000
Today, I use the D7000 with 10-24mm WA, 35mm/1.8G, 50mm1.4G and 55-200mm tele lens.


Fafourite software is Nikon captureNX2

[Dave Humphries]

Thanks
I start with the D5000
Today, I use the D7000 with 10-24mm WA, 35mm/1.8G, 50mm1.4G and 55-200mm tele lens.


Fafourite software is Nikon captureNX2

Hi again Peter,

Ah yes, as you may have noticed, I'm still using my D5000 and rather reluctant to give up the flippy screen for a D7000

Besides, I could use that kind of cash for something like your 10-24mm WA, I'd like something that wide.

I tried CaptureNX2 for the trial perod, but it never really 'clicked' for me, probably just because I couldn't see how, despite watching videos of people using it - and making it look so easy and effective. Oh well; I went the CS5 route in the end but I do still use the Nikon Transfer and ViewNX2 and there are a few other CaptureNX2 users here.

Hope to see some shots in the forums soon,

[Kris V]

Van harte Welkom. Ik ben ook de trotse eigenaar van een Nikon d5000 - D7000 is een beetje te duur!
(Warm welcome - I'm also the proud owner of a Nikon d5000 - D7000 is just a little too expensive!).