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Old 7th March 2010, 18:29   #46
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This is a great travelogue, Especially I love the inflight vulture shots!!!
What lens are you using with the 1000D?
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Old 7th March 2010, 19:12   #47
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This is a great travelogue, Especially I love the inflight vulture shots!!!
What lens are you using with the 1000D?
Thanks harjeev. I use 18-55 and Sigma 70-300 Apo Dg. I shot the inflight with
Sigma lens.
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Excellent Thread and fantastic photographs.

I love it when people like you get out in their cars and discover our incredible country

Amritsar is my paternal town and I have always been going there since childhood and of course it is a foodie haven !

The inflight vulture shots are brilliant. I am debating to get a DSLR myself. 18-55mm is standard with EOS 1000D right ?

I am giving this thread a 5 star by the way for the photos and detailed travelogue points !

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Old 8th March 2010, 06:56   #49
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Excellent Thread and fantastic photographs.

I love it when people like you get out in their cars and discover our incredible country

Amritsar is my paternal town and I have always been going there since childhood and of course it is a foodie haven !

The inflight vulture shots are brilliant. I am debating to get a DSLR myself. 18-55mm is standard with EOS 1000D right ?

I am giving this thread a 5 star by the way for the photos and detailed travelogue points !
Thanks vkochar. Just go for the DSLR. I too had this dalima to go for super zoom camera or a DSLR but end of day DSLR are a generation ahead. I never bothered to work on technical aspect of photography with my digital camera, but with DSLR, i hardly remember when i have ever used in Auto mode always shot in Av/Tv modes.

Go for it buddy

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Thanks harjeev. I use 18-55 and Sigma 70-300 Apo Dg. I shot the inflight with
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Cant wait going to Dharmshala now, but will prefer CHD to DH and will skip Amritsar.

I am eagerly waiting for my Canon 70-300 IS USM, cant go without it ;-) Sigma did a good job but...i am sure my canon will beat that sharpness :P

BTW already sent out direction and trip plan to my buddies to see when can we kick this off ....thanks for nice pics,, specially the one with fish at Amritsar ;-)
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Cant wait going to Dharmshala now, but will prefer CHD to DH and will skip Amritsar.

I am eagerly waiting for my Canon 70-300 IS USM, cant go without it ;-) Sigma did a good job but...i am sure my canon will beat that sharpness :P

BTW already sent out direction and trip plan to my buddies to see when can we kick this off ....thanks for nice pics,, specially the one with fish at Amritsar ;-)
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i think you should evaluate canon 55-250 is. IS matters, i feel which i shoot in low light condition.
All the best for your trip.

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McLeodGanj, takes me back 7 years in time. The church was amazing and as mentioned and very quiet !

Also next to the Norbulingka there was Chinmaya Misson temple which was very very quite ! (I think the Hanuman statue is from there right?)

Nearby I could spot lots of independent houses mostly retired army folks I think. The vista was stunning. The thew and sinews of the overall composition of the place was just awe inspiring.

Even I felt like settling down there !
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McLeodGanj, takes me back 7 years in time. The church was amazing and as mentioned and very quiet !

Also next to the Norbulingka there was Chinmaya Misson temple which was very very quite ! (I think the Hanuman statue is from there right?)

Nearby I could spot lots of independent houses mostly retired army folks I think. The vista was stunning. The thew and sinews of the overall composition of the place was just awe inspiring.

Even I felt like settling down there !
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True Norbulingka & Chinmaya Mission are about 1 kms apart. Yes both are very quite place. Hanuman statue and a Sihv Ling are in the same complex. Tapovan is the place where bramachari training is given.

Really a beautiful place.

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nfs,
i think you should evaluate canon 55-250 is. IS matters, i feel which i shoot in low light condition.
All the best for your trip.

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Its been 2yrs now , almost with my 70-300 !! Has been a good run!
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Re: Our first trip of 2010 - Delhi - Amritsar - Dharamshala - Delhi

has anyone driven from Gurgaon to Dharamshala recently? how are the roads and how much time it takes to reach Dharamshala from Gurgaon. Also things to do and places to see in and around Dharamshala?
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Re: Our first trip of 2010 - Delhi - Amritsar - Dharamshala - Delhi

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has anyone driven from Gurgaon to Dharamshala recently? how are the roads and how much time it takes to reach Dharamshala from Gurgaon. Also things to do and places to see in and around Dharamshala?
Did you? How was you experience?
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Did you? How was you experience?
No I did not. The plan did not materialise 😒
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