Re: Taking new digital camera on Hike
Bob, Thanks, I'll look into that air blower. Be interested in how that fisheye works with 50% increase to 15mm. Have a wonderful time in Nankoweap. I'm...
roaiken 2005-01-25 13:09:54 #34365

Re: Taking new digital camera on Hike
I will be bringing the following lenses: 18-70mm (came with the camera) 70-300mm 10.5mm (fisheye) I have a 600mm mirror lens but it is a little bulky for...
Bob Ribokas 2005-01-25 12:16:48 #34364

Re: Advice for a trip please
Yessiree, lengthen the duration of the hike, you notice EVERYONE suggests this, regardless of their particular favorite itinerary. My thought is that...
tomkbourne2002 2005-01-25 11:51:31 #34363

Clear Creek ruins question
Hi All, I know that open discussion of ruins, etc. can be frowned upon, so i'll try to keep this vague and yet to the point. I've been to clear creek a...
dbell1@uiuc.edu 2005-01-25 11:31:33 #34362

Re: Taking new digital camera on Hike
Dust on the sensor. When you shoot film every exposure is a new sensor, the film advances to a new frame (of course you can scratch all of the frames with...
Bob Marley 2005-01-25 10:02:23 #34361

Re: Taking new digital camera on Hike
Bob, What lenses are you planning to bring? When looking into Nikon Digitals (D70 or D100) I was told that my existing lenses (for my N90S) would be...
roaiken 2005-01-25 08:50:33 #34360

Re: Advice for a trip please
For first-timers I would definitely recommend splitting the descent so you spend the 1st night at Cottonwood. Yeah, the last 7 miles are easy, but you may...
Patricia Corry 2005-01-25 08:20:55 #34359

Re: May permit
Phil, I feel your pain. The anticipation is fun for about two weeks, then it turns to worry. At about 4 weeks it turns to panic. I hope you get your...
Dick Matthews 2005-01-25 08:05:34 #34358

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