Re: AIS 300 F4.5 - was 300mm f4

On 10/12/07, Scott Gibson < scottgibsonharbornet.com">scottgibsonharbornet.com> wrote:

And with the D200, this lens has a meter, and it can be used in
Apeture priority as well as manual mode.

Scott in tAComa

--- In NikonLenses%40yahoogroups.com" target="_blank">NikonLensesyahoogroups.com, "Jan Fischer Rasmussen&quot;
<guldsmed...> wrote:
&gt;
> In my opinion guessing, shooting looking at the histogram and
shooting again
&gt; with a better informed guess is quite easy. I did that a lot when
my camera
&gt; was the D70s (now D200), you do not really need an external meter.
&gt;
> On 10/11/07, William Crabill <crabillw...> wrote:
&gt; >
>; > --- In NikonLenses%40yahoogroups.com" target="_blank">NikonLensesyahoogroups.com <NikonLenses%
40yahoogroups.com&gt;, Ali
> > Shah <alizookoman> wrote:
&gt; > "Anyone have experienced or used a Nikon 300mm f4.5
>; > with their dlsr?";
> > Ali,
>; > I don't own an AIS 300 f/4.5, but I have done some shooting with
>; > my favorite AIS 200 f/4 on my D80 with great results. Of course,
> > with the D80 body, I had to go to full manual & use an external
light
> > meter. Depending on your body, I'd expect similiar results with
the
&gt; > 300.
>; > Bill Crabill
> >
>; >
> >
>;
>
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