In reply to Post #1165
A herd of Paco's in hill country
A herd of Paco's in hill country
In reply to Post #1165
We have all done it Peter. The difference is I have Photoshop to cover up my mistakes. We call it post production,
We have all done it Peter. The difference is I have Photoshop to cover up my mistakes. We call it post production,
In reply to Post #1166
width=800 The woods on a spring day
width=800 The woods on a spring day
User reports on Nikon D7000 anybody? 
In reply to Post #1169
Ken Rockwell website has some good info on the D7000,Ken.
Ken Rockwell website has some good info on the D7000,Ken.
In reply to Post #1170
Thanks for the suggestion, Bud. Ken Rockwell seems to rather like it doesn't he!
Mind you, he still raves about the old D70 (my current body). Looks like the D7000 deserves serious consideration, as DP Review also wax lyrical...
Thanks for the suggestion, Bud. Ken Rockwell seems to rather like it doesn't he!
Mind you, he still raves about the old D70 (my current body). Looks like the D7000 deserves serious consideration, as DP Review also wax lyrical...
In reply to Post #1171
The lady from Delmonte says yes then. I will send you a PM with a comparison feature chart which should be of help
The lady from Delmonte says yes then. I will send you a PM with a comparison feature chart which should be of help
In reply to Post #1171
More here for you.
One thing I don't like about the new prosumer Nikons is the position of the DoF preview button. Why it isn't in the normal, mechanically sensible place and is replaced by a function button is weird and confusing.
More here for you.
One thing I don't like about the new prosumer Nikons is the position of the DoF preview button. Why it isn't in the normal, mechanically sensible place and is replaced by a function button is weird and confusing.
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In reply to Post #1174
Something that puzzles me and a few others judging by the correspondence in camera mags is that once you get into a certain price bracket you also get a HD movie option as standard. As I am not interested in HD movies, if I were I would buy a dedicated unit, I am effectively paying for a facility I don't want and would not use. One of the reasons why I gave this price bracket a miss
Something that puzzles me and a few others judging by the correspondence in camera mags is that once you get into a certain price bracket you also get a HD movie option as standard. As I am not interested in HD movies, if I were I would buy a dedicated unit, I am effectively paying for a facility I don't want and would not use. One of the reasons why I gave this price bracket a miss
In reply to Post #1175
I'm with you on this on 60s. I have no intention of shooting movies and like you would by a proper tool for the job were I interested!
Thanks to one an all for their links and reviews.
I'm with you on this on 60s. I have no intention of shooting movies and like you would by a proper tool for the job were I interested!
Thanks to one an all for their links and reviews.
In reply to Post #1168
In reply to Post #1177
WOODS
WOODS
In reply to Post #1178
Help jeff where are you tryed to make this picture smaller but have failed but its seems ok now
Help jeff where are you tryed to make this picture smaller but have failed but its seems ok now
In reply to Post #1179
Looks ok from this end Peter. Trees are interesting
Looks ok from this end Peter. Trees are interesting