I have a 7000 and still need help with lens choice,
I see a lot of conversation on the 60mm and 105mm.
is there an advantage to going with a faster fstop 1.4 or 1.8 50mm? im guessing it works better in the low light?
maybe since we have flash it is not really needed? I like the idea of a shorter lens for better focus and light, but maybe my thinking is broken? is depth of field too short at these F-Stops?
Do slr housings allow you to adjust all of the settings underwater? are there things not available on the lens?
and last question: I was shooting a long telephoto in a dark auditorium (my daughter graduated- yay). and put the ISO to something like 6400 and the pictures came out fine, since I started in film I would never have done this but figured with digital it would be ok, is that something yall do underwater? I have always been shooting around ISO 200.
looking forward to learning by doing as soon as I get a housing.
I see a lot of conversation on the 60mm and 105mm.
is there an advantage to going with a faster fstop 1.4 or 1.8 50mm? im guessing it works better in the low light?
maybe since we have flash it is not really needed? I like the idea of a shorter lens for better focus and light, but maybe my thinking is broken? is depth of field too short at these F-Stops?
Do slr housings allow you to adjust all of the settings underwater? are there things not available on the lens?
and last question: I was shooting a long telephoto in a dark auditorium (my daughter graduated- yay). and put the ISO to something like 6400 and the pictures came out fine, since I started in film I would never have done this but figured with digital it would be ok, is that something yall do underwater? I have always been shooting around ISO 200.
looking forward to learning by doing as soon as I get a housing.