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23 July 2018
Great tape that holds well
This Hada bowling tape works great to fill in the space between your thumb and thumb hold when applied to the back of your bowling thumb. The numbers start from 1-4 while number 1 being the thinnest and number 4 the thickest. I use this tape for on the fly adjustments when my thumb is little too loose or too snug. I carry number 2-4 in my tape box and also a few number 1 for micro fit tuning.
11 August 2017
The build is pretty solid and the light is bright.
26 December 2010
Nikon 70-200mm AF-S VRI Lens on DX camera
5 of 6 found this helpful This lens is awesome if you own a DX camera and not full frame model. This lens has been brought down a little due to sharpness lagging in the corners on full frame Nikon cameras. On a DX body such as the Nikon D300s the crop sensor is smaller so the part that suppose to be slightly soft does not exist due to the crop area being smaller compared to a full frame camera. The sharpness at f2.8 if tack sharp and is the reason why I purchased this lens in the first place. Why buy a f2.8 or faster lens when you have to shoot at f4 to get clean sharp photos? The weight is pretty heavy but when you buy quality glass in this size they are all pretty heavy in weight and I am use to it already. The bokeh is nice and creamy and makes single model shooting at f2.8 very enjoyable knowing the results will be awesome. There are also 3 AF lock buttons located at the top portion of the lens which comes in handy if shooting vertical or at weird angles. The hood many say is cheaply made, but I think it is built very solid and quality is there. At first it feels like metal but is is actually made of plastic. The lens bag is okay but I prefer the hard case better for storing. This lens fits on my D300s with hood on backward in my small Lowepro Micro Trekker 200. I also bought a Lowepro Toploader 75 bag when I am only going to carry this lens attached to my D300s. This way I can take out and out back my camera without having to put the bag down. I am very happy with this lens and glad I bought the VRI model instead of the VRII. This saved my about $400-$500. If I had a full frame camera I would recommend buying the VRII to get full sharpness in all the corners if you are picky. Most people don't even care about the corners of the photos and the center sharpness is what counts and both will provide that. Focusing is very easy and there is also a A/M button so you can also over ride and adjust the lens focus manually even when the auto focus is locked. This feature is also found on my Nikon Micro 105mm f2.8. Another great lens. The going price used in Excellent to Mint shape is about $1350-$1400 if it comes complete with the all the included accessories and the cardboard box. I would not pay more as this lens sold brand new for about $1600. Getting back to the 70-200mm VRII model....I read that there are some bad batches that the paint near the filter ring has been flaking off at the ring area and inside just behind the front glass. This was also one reason I did not what to risk buying a used lens if I get one of those. Internal flaking paint can be a huge problem if it starts to happen after you buy it years on down the road. Anyhow...This lens will be a keeper in my bag and hope reading this helps some in your decision making.