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Bad quality as old photo and I've taken this of it while in the frame, but up my mums and still makes me laugh... On my dads rd400 back in the day. I'm the only one of my bros that ever had an interest in bikes, bet you can't guess me!
I was reading about these last night . If a entry level body with shit hot glass is better then a shit hot body with entry level glass . the test were interesting actually
Loving those Nikon lenses Seriously though Mr.B, I envy you those shots, particularly number 5 in the last group. JD
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The acuity is fantastic for a G series. Once upon a time they were regarded as the runts of the litter, but the focus on these shots are phenomenal.
When I got the camera a few years back when the D80 was new I thought it wouldn't be long before I moved away from the kit lens and upgraded but so far I haven't felt the need to. I'm more than happy with the quality the current lens can achieve, but the temptation for even better does creep in every now and again.
