How do I change the bayonet mount on a Pentax Tokina SD 70-210 zoom lens to fit a Nikon?

Apr 10, 2007 by Bichon Panderer | Posted in Cameras

Someone gave a Tokina 70-210 zoom SD card tailored for Pentax. I have a Nikon camera and want to know if I can discuss the bayonet model from Pentax to Nikon?

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I've never heard of it, but as a store of how the camera can do - and if it's worth it. I do not see an adapter to B & H either.
Picture Taker | Apr 10, 2007

I've never heard of it, but to restore a camera store can know how to do it - and if it's worth it. I do not see an adapter to B & H either.
Dr. Sam | Apr 10, 2007

Lens, standard zoom for a Nikon D90?

May 03, 2010 by Matt | Posted in Cameras

I am researching a ideal lens to use on my new Nikon D90. To ask an open ended question which lens is the best?
Main Choices:

Nikon
24-85f/2.8 AF Zoom-NIKKOR 24-85mm f/2.8-4D IFQuick Purpose $744.95
16-85f/3.5 AF-S

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Well to start it off the f/2.8 fissure are expensive because they allows you to use a faster shutter speed, which is great for sports. Of the list you gave the Nikon 24-70 and the 17-55 are the worst by far. But I would stay away from them just cause
Jack 93 | May 11, 2010

which matters more? lens speed or focal length?

Feb 23, 8394 by chris | Posted in Cameras

im looking at buying an ultrawide lens for my nikon d50.

im deciding between the tokina 11-16mm at f2.8 or the tokina 12-24mm f4. ken rockwell's plot says the 11-16 is much better optically than the 12-24mm, but im not basing my decision

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If you're doing this assort of photo (on a tripod)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/little_pook y/2292613810/

Then I'd stick with the one that is sharper v.s. faster.

But since the f 2.8 one is elevate surpass
Pooky | Feb 23, 6

Is $425 a good price for this camera and kit?

Mar 04, 2009 by Goldie Green | Posted in Cameras

Nikon D40X 10.2MP Digital SLR 2GB Tack + Extras!

Excellent/immaculate condition... barely used. Includes everything listed below:

Nikon D40x 10.2 MP CAMERA Assembly
Nikon 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S DX Nikkor Lens

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The only things that put me off is the Tokina completely-angle converter (nearly valueless), and the tacky aluminum case with key that screams out "Costly" to thieves at work. But then again, the price your getting it at is hard to beat, and
the_camera_guy | Mar 05, 2009

Photographers...Choosing the right Pelican Case for Travel...?

Jan 23, 2008 by man_hands542 | Posted in Cameras

I own a Nikon D80, an Sb-600 speedlight, a Tokina 12-24mm WA lens, an 18-55G zoom lens, and many extras like filters, remotes, a mini tripod, sd cards, and plan on purchasing 2 additional lenses i.e., a 35mm prime, and a 70-300 tele. I have decisive to

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You will have to try it out.

When you say treks, are you planning on checking the camera at the airport? Do Not Do That.

Always carry your cameras as carry on. I use a generic backpack to upon my two Nikon's, three lenses
fhotoace | Jan 23, 2008