Nikon 16-85 VR or VR II?

[DM101]

Just got myself a copy of that sweet+sharp
Need more time to figure out to unleash its real potential!

Need no much "skills" with this 16-85... just PnS enjoy the crisp and clear pictures :thumbsup:

 

[ce072300]

mind sharing where you got it and the price?

I got it at iPhoto less than 930,

 

[ce072300]

Need no much "skills" with this 16-85... just PnS enjoy the crisp and clear pictures :thumbsup:

Haha yaya agree despite its hallmark of easily being crisp and clear, still need to hone my rather amateur skill so won't under-deliver its performance

 

[cheesy]

I got it at iPhoto less than 930,

thanks!

 

[Cowseye]

Haha yaya agree despite its hallmark of easily being crisp and clear, still need to hone my rather amateur skill so won't under-deliver its performance

That's the diff between amateur and masters. One should always seek to improve.

 

[kriegsketten]

You still need VR if you need to keep the backgrund of your subject in focus as well.

For that I leave it to my PnS camera. When I have a foreground subject, I'd always prefer my backgrounds to be blur (99% of the times)... Well, with the exception of Landscape images of course - which I'd leave it to a tripod to do the job well.

 

[fmeeran]

For that I leave it to my PnS camera. When I have a foreground subject, I'd always prefer my backgrounds to be blur (99% of the times)... Well, with the exception of Landscape images of course - which I'd leave it to a tripod to do the job well.

Yeah, I been too lazy to carry my tripod around. New resolution for today. Let's see how long that lasts.