First Test Shots, With my Nikon D850 (Page 2): Very nice I pulled this up from the third photo on my IPad Pro in the lower res you can very clearly read the selections. Can't wait to...

turp77 Loc: Connecticut, Plainfield

lone ranger wrote:

all fotos shot in 25.6 megs..........this weekend i will be shooting in 45.6 megs

Very nice I pulled this up from the third photo on my IPad Pro in the lower res you can very clearly read the selections. Can't wait to see full res!

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Billyspad Loc: The Philippines

tdekany wrote:

Congrats ranger! May I ask what you will use the D850 for?

That's what I like about tdekany he always asks such sensible and pertinent questions. What most people will use the D850 for my dear man is to take photographs. Apart from this its use is a tad limited but I'm sure most realize this when they buy one. ie if your looking for a new kitchen appliance it may not prove the wisest of purchases.
Trust this info is of use to Mr tdekany.

lone ranger Loc: Port Saint Lucie, Florida

good question, I love nature shooting, as well as doing macro work!!........I travel , to some very beautiful exotic places twice a year.......landscapes, sunsets Etc..........in short anything that captures this photographers eye of beauty.....

Billbobboy42 Loc: Center of Delmarva

lone ranger wrote:

I shot these test shots in my house, using my Jukeboxes as models..........i changed the resolution of the D850 to shoot in 25.6 megs........using a Nikon 105 1.4 lens and a Nikon SB 500 speed light
let me know, what you think.....

I am an old jukebox fan - have two 1940s vintage Wurlitzers that work. Well, last time I played them anyway.😎 Your Rock Ola is a modern repro of the Wurlitzer model 1015 of 1947-48 and plays CDs. In the 3rd photo there seems to be on the right a vintage early 1950s Seeburg model. Not enough picture for me to identify, but looks like it could be a model HF100R of circa 1954. The Model R had a speaker on each side as well as speakers in front. I have one of those as well. One of these days I want to get my trusty old 6D and tripod out and try to get some acceptable pics. However, in the very near future I will be having a close encounter with a cardiac surgeon. Maybe next year. Will post pics if I deem them satisfactory.

lone ranger Loc: Port Saint Lucie, Florida

i will post new test fotos of my D850 at full resolution of 45.6 megs.this evening, stay tuned.!!

lone ranger Loc: Port Saint Lucie, Florida

nice to make your acquaintance , I too, am a jukebox fan, and your correct in identifying my jukebox collection, as you stated I own a Seeburg HF100R,(1954) and a Rockola 1015, that plays CD's and my favorite The Seeburg 222 the first Stereo jukebox from 1959...I"ve restored them all to better then new......and light them up every evening, as well as play them!.as there distinct sound brings me back to a simpler time.......

Billbobboy42 Loc: Center of Delmarva

lone ranger wrote:

nice to make your acquaintance , I too, am a jukebox fan, and your correct in identifying my jukebox collection, as you stated I own a Seeburg HF100R,(1954) and a Rockola 1015, that plays CD's and my favorite The Seeburg 222 the first Stereo jukebox from 1959...I"ve restored them all to better then new......and light them up every evening, as well as play them!.as there distinct sound brings me back to a simpler time.......

During the holiday season I put on the Seeburg about 20 Christmas records. After years of doing that tedious job of sliding those labels in and out I bought on eBay two extra title holders so all I have to do is switch the two holders. Surprisingly, they are readily available and in my estimation inexpensive. My Seeburg is in excellent condition. Yours appears to be at least as good a shape or better than mine.
"Happy Days".🎶

lone ranger Loc: Port Saint Lucie, Florida

your correct, thats a great idea.......i will have to look into purchasing extra tittle trays.....

Billbobboy42 wrote:

During the holiday season I put on the Seeburg about 20 Christmas records. After years of doing that tedious job of sliding those labels in and out I bought on eBay two extra title holders so all I have to do is switch the two holders. Surprisingly, they are readily available and in my estimation inexpensive. My Seeburg is in excellent condition. Yours appears to be at least as good a shape or better than mine.
"Happy Days".🎶

lone ranger Loc: Port Saint Lucie, Florida

I have all new chrome on my machines , as well thoughrly rebuilt and recapped amps.........I"m 72 and lived through those happy days......and glad i did, every time I play one of my jukeboxes, it always me smile...

lone ranger Loc: Port Saint Lucie, Florida

my favorite jukebox........I have a new old stock see burg cartridge and needle, in the machine, it truly sounds awesome!!.and the stereo sound separation on stereo 45's are very very good....!!