hey just saw your comment, i never get on deviantart. I live on flickr. To tell you the truth, I think i've only used the 80-200 on the D70 once. I never use the D70. I have it as a backup, or a 2nd body for weddings. It worked fine, but that little motor is pushing alot of lens and a D70 is not designed for Pro use. So either accept the slow focus, or just throw it into manual and do it that way. The M/A ring is easy to turn quickly.

A side note, maybe you should get a diffrent lens other than the 80-200. After I got an 85mm f/1.4 I rarely use that bulky 80-200. I use it at weddings, other than that it's dead wieght. It does produce some great images though.

Hey man, thanks for the Fav on
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Glad you liked it. Mooooo.

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Thanks for the watch!

Thank you so much for the watch So glad that you like my works!

Cheers for the fave!
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Thanks for Fav'ing A Bugs Life.

I appreciate it.

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Hey,

you could try setting a custom white balance on the camera for every shoot. otherwise if you shoot in Raw then in the raw editor you can tune the white balance for each photo.

Thanks for the fave and the freind add. nice gallery, keep up the good work fam.

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hey there, yeah i would definately recommend the 50mm f/1.8 it's nice and sharp. it was my first lens and i still use it! it's also a great value, especially compared to the f/1.4 version.