Death Valley National Park Weather Underground

I just carried this through Joshua Tree and Death Valley National Parks. It's a great lens and is easy to use. The lack of autofocus is not an issue as you're at infinity for nearly every picture with this focal length (at least I was). It's a bit heavier than I expected but I really have enjoyed having this in my bag. Images are sharp and the focal length was great in the desert.

Hiking thru Acadia National Park

Works well with my D500. Tested it taking pictures at Quart Site AZ and Death Valley.

This small size reflector is amazing for an on-location shoot, easy to take with you. Just did a shoot in Death Valley 2:00 pm high noon Sun works like a champ. The attached photo is one of the result.

Living in Death Valley makes hiking and exploring so much more comfortable. Love the updated version and I am happy is works with Garmin explorer. It is easy to use and definitely worth the investment for the peace of mind. Also, I am glad to have it when motorcycling out where there is no service. Probably not worth upgrading if you have the mini, but worth it if you do not have one.

I went to Death Valley and wanted a wide lens. I put this lens on my Sony A5100 and it was wonderful. At first I was surprised because the camera said there was no lens. I changed the camera settings to operate the curtain anyway. Then I left the lens focused on infinity and then it was one great wide picture after another. I am extremely happy with this lens and would do it again. I picked this lens partly because in addition to being wide I could put a UV filter on it for protection.

This is the lens I chose to pair with my new A7RIII. It is amazing! Took it with me to Horshoebend, Death Valley, Brian's Head and it is tack sharp throughout the aperture range. Also took some pictures of the night sky and that wide angle at f2.8 is just woooow! Highly recommend this lens if you like shooting in this focal range. Just need an 85mm and my two lens kit would be complete.

I bought this for a trip to Death Valley. It worked quite well. It had room for my 70 to 200 f-4 Sony E-mount lens, filters, bottle of water and lens cleaning supplies. When I was light painting my flashlight, lume cubes and gels were in there too. It carried what I needed comfortably and had more pockets still available. I am 6 foot tall and weigh 230 lbs. An extra large fit me well. I would nee a 2x large to go over a heavy Jacket though.

I tried this out in Death Valley for 4 days with sand and dust blowing everywhere. It is secure, and the movements are smooth and easy to control

I'm going on a late fall photography adventure to Death Valley and The Grand Canyon. I've had my D7500 for a few years now at thought it's about time to attend to the sensor.