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Fun with Nikon Images
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eleanorbrown
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Re: Fun with D800 Photos
Thanks Thorkil, initially I was disappointed that there was so much distance haze but in the end I think it added to the mood of the images. Eleanor
Thanks Thorkil, initially I was disappointed that there was so much distance haze but in the end I think it added to the mood of the images. Eleanor
eleanorbrown
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Re: Fun with D800 Photos
Wonderful mood in this one Pramote! When you travel do you also take your IQ 180 along or just your Nikon? Eleanor
Wonderful mood in this one Pramote! When you travel do you also take your IQ 180 along or just your Nikon? Eleanor
Cadillac Mountain; Acadia Nat'l Park, ME
Nikon D800E; Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 AFS VRII
Landscapelover
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Re: Fun with D800 Photos
Pramote
Although I am far from your kind comment, you make my day, my friend.Hi Pramote,
Sensational shot (again)...:clap: , good thing there is no competition....you would walk away with all the first prizes....thinking of bringing my photo gear in the cellar now...
Pramote
Landscapelover
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Re: Fun with D800 Photos
I've always carried the IQ 180 everywhere. Color wise, the Nikon D800E is still far behind (Only my opinion) but it is so convenient and fantastic for telephoto and low light.
I am now trying to get used to the Cambo WRS. I used the Ebony/Linhof 4x5 before and still frustrate with guessing and not be able to "Really" see the pictures before I took them. Live view is not very helpful for focusing. I am still not very good with the Cambo.
Maybe I should have bought the Linhof Techno.
Pramote
Thanks very much Eleanor!
I've always carried the IQ 180 everywhere. Color wise, the Nikon D800E is still far behind (Only my opinion) but it is so convenient and fantastic for telephoto and low light.
I am now trying to get used to the Cambo WRS. I used the Ebony/Linhof 4x5 before and still frustrate with guessing and not be able to "Really" see the pictures before I took them. Live view is not very helpful for focusing. I am still not very good with the Cambo.
Maybe I should have bought the Linhof Techno.
Pramote
Jorgen Udvang
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I couldn't get him to hold still for the photo, so part of the car is kind of blurry
D300 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm, 1/160s and f/6.3
D300 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm, 1/160s and f/6.3
Jorgen Udvang
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Thanks, Lloyd. yes, he climbed out himself and walked to the rescue car
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Landscapelover
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Re: Fun with D800 Photos
Taken across Charles River, Boston, MA.
Nikon D800E; Nikon 300mm f/2.8 AFSII with TC 17-EII
Taken across Charles River, Boston, MA.
Nikon D800E; Nikon 300mm f/2.8 AFSII with TC 17-EII
eleanorbrown
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Re: Fun with D800 Photos
Child's clothes in an 1800's laundry room, South Park City, CO. Taken with D800e and Zeiss 100 f2 makro lens. Converted in black and white in Silver Efex Pro. Eleanor
Child's clothes in an 1800's laundry room, South Park City, CO. Taken with D800e and Zeiss 100 f2 makro lens. Converted in black and white in Silver Efex Pro. Eleanor
Landscapelover
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Re: Fun with D800 Photos
Pramote
Very beautiful B&W! Never been in this famous "South Park" town before.Child's clothes in an 1800's laundry room, South Park City, CO. Taken with D800e and Zeiss 100 f2 makro lens. Converted in black and white in Silver Efex Pro. Eleanor
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danielmoore
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From a few years ago, shot with a D700 and 14-24 at 24mm f/8. Slept like a baby with the sound of heavy rain the night before this morning and woke up to an alarm to get a shot or two. Head of the Meadow beach, Cape Cod, MA. Light rain and gentle wind.
Jorgen Udvang
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D300 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm and f/3.5
rayyan
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Scary..glad he was ok. Amazing!!Thanks, Lloyd. yes, he climbed out himself and walked to the rescue car
rayyan
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More amazing!!D300 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm and f/3.5
Jorgen Udvang
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Thanks, Lloyd and Rayyan. Actually, that was a rather stressful day. I rained most of the time and I had lost my rain gear in Cambodia the week before, so both the camera and I got very, very wet
D300 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm, f/5.6 and 1/250s
D300 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm, f/4
D300 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm, f/5.6 and 1/250s
D300 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm, f/4
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vivian dilberd
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Re: Fun with D800 Photos
After seeing at those wonderful Images I will definitely say that it is one of the best name and I am very good fan of nikon. I like it cameras which gives such a great photo shot. Thanks for sharing such a nice images.
After seeing at those wonderful Images I will definitely say that it is one of the best name and I am very good fan of nikon. I like it cameras which gives such a great photo shot. Thanks for sharing such a nice images.
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