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    Gray market Nikon cameras

    I have a limited budget but need the advanced focus and high shutter speed for eagle photography. I am thinking of a gray market Nikon D5 and what to know if anyone has bought gray market and have had good experiences? Thanks, Gene
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    WTB: Hasselblad swc

    What price are you willing to pay? Gene
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    AF Zone question on D810

    I have the D810 and 70-200mm f2.8 and 200-400mm f4 lens. I am doing an eagle fieldtrip on the James River in Virginia. I wanted to know what birders use for AF and ISO to photograph eagles fishing on a river. Last time I used central focus and the rear button for focus. That didn't work...
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    FS: Fuji GX680 III kit, tripod, ball head, back pack, extras

    Hi, I do a little film work but 90% is with Nikon D810 and good quality lens. I am looking at 2 Hasselblads but if you are interested I would pay $900 for all your Fuji GX680 equipment and if the LoBoy is what you carried Fuji in I'd like that as well. Are you interested? My email address is...
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    Black & White pics, show yours !!!

    Here is my first photo from a Nikon D100 converted to IR. It was below zero that day but great light.
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    Attaching a Nikon DSLR to an old Kodak view camera

    I did some google searches and found it has been done with a Nikon D800 and a single rail 4x5 view camera. I'd like to know if anyone has bought or built a pack for a view camera. My questions: What back did you use and what extention tube did you use? What lens did you use on view camera...
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    Best Nikon DSLR Camera for wedding photography?

    I wouldnt focus on the camera as much as the lens! Good glass gives any camera a fighting chance at a good photograph.
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