What name was it under? I don't have anything from stormygale.

Sorry, this is to Reenie, didn't hit quote reply. Thanks for the interest. It was something my wife and I did together and she passed away about a year and a half ago. Just doesn't have the same feel. I'll probably end up with some type of bridge camera, don't think I can go cold turkey.

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I have lost my passion for photography and have decided to move on. In my opinion all gear is in very good to excellent condition, the D810 was recently professionally cleaned. i Don't know if it is possible to sell all of this as a single package but that is what I am going to attempt first. If I was to sell items individually I would be looking for a total of $11950.00. Packaged I will go $10,500. Here is the list, photos to follow (I hope)


Nikon D810: Purchased 2014 New
Nikon MbD-12 Battery Grip Purchased 2015 New
Shutter Count 17680 per www.camerashuttercount.com
Lexar Professional 1066x 64 GB Compact Flash
Lexar Professional 1000x 64 GB SDXC
Three (3) Nikon EN-EL 15 Batteries
Charger
Strap
Box

Nikon D850: Purchased 2018 New
Nikon DMb18 Purchased 2018 New
Shutter Count 3639 per www.camerashuttercount.com
Lexar Professional 1000xSDXC II 64 GB
Sony XQD G R 440 MB/s R 400 MB/s 64 GB
Sony XQD/SD card reader
Nikon BL-5
Nikon MH26aAK Battery Charger
Nikon EN-EL15a battery
Nikon EN-EL18b battery with cover
Charger
Strap
Box

Nikkor Lens
AF-S 24-70 mm f/2.8 G ED
Purchased 2014 New
Box

Nikkor Lens
AF-S 70-200 mm f/2.8 GII-ED
Purchased 2012 New
No Box

Nikkor Lens
AF 180mm f/2.8 D
Purchased 2007 New
No Box

Sigma Lens
150 – 600 mm FS-6.3 DG OS HSM (Contemporary)
Tele Converter TC-1401 Kit
Purchased 2017 New
Sigma Lens
120 – 300 mm f/2.8 DG
Purchased 2018 New
Only used once

Nikon SB 800 Speedlight
Purchased 2007 New

Nikkor Lens
AF-S 50mm 1.8 G
Purchased 2012 New




Tripod
Feisol Carbon Fiber CT- 3471
Feisol Carbon CB-50DC

Purchased 2014 New

Camera Bag
Think Tank Airport International V2.0
Purchased 2018 New

Wimberley Tripod Head
WH 200 Gimbal Tripod Head with Quick Release
Purchased 2018 New

This is true only if you buy the battery and parts to work with this grip. The grip alone does not increase the speed.

If you have a SMART TV and can plug in a USB you do not need to downsize. I shoot with a Nikon D850 and don't need to change the size to view them on the TV. You can manipulate the images to any order you want on your computer first. You can add and delete images at any time. Much better work flow and you do not have to use a new DVD every time you want to change. It is truly very simple with the USB, just plug it in to the TV and use the remote to select the source. Then watch as a slideshow or manually advance each picture at your leisure. You can even put a slideshow with music on the USB if so desired. And if you want you can put different folders on the USB drive and have several viewing options at the ready. I just leave the USB plugged into the TV unless I have something new to add. And the larger the TV the larger the picture (kind of obvious).

To answer your question it is possible to do the photos on the TV without them being a slide show. I use the USB port and click on the folder I want. You then have the option to start the slide show or manually advance the pictures one frame at a time. You don't need to hook up a computer or any other device. The USB serves the purpose well.

I agree with this. Native American Pan Flute is what I use a lot, especially with National Park Shows. It is what I listen to also when driving around National Parks.

I can't speak to the D7200 but I have a D810 and a D850. I will tell you that the D850 is amazing in high school gymnasiums with a quality 2.8 lens. I use the Nikon lenses but I am sure the others are equally up to the task. The D850 clearly outperforms the D810. I also purchased the turbocharged battery grip to give me 9fps and I have never been more pleased with my sports results. Ultimately it is up to you and whether the expense is worth the return. I am pleased and have never looked back.

Reminds me of an old joke. If you are travelling at the speed of light and turn on your headlights does anything happen?

I went to a photo show on Saturday and talked to a few different reps. The guy from Sigma told me it would be in my best interest to get a monopod with three feet to go with my new lens. So i walked around and ended up talking to the company rep from Sirui. He explained that the thought process for monopods is slightly different than that of tripods. The aluminum monopod I purchased only weighed two ounces more than the carbon fiber of the same ilk. He actually talked me down from the carbon fiber. The one I chose can rotate on a ball in the base, and the upper area rotates around as well. All I then needed was a vertical pan head. It really depends on what you want to do, but going crazy here is not necessary.

Well, I guess I am one of those stupid people..I have a beanbag with a screw mount sitting on my dashboard with a tethered remote. Easy enough to just push the button while driving. It seems far safer than changing car entertainment systems which require moving your eyes from the road. None of these pictures will ever hang on my wall but they make for a nice slideshow of trips I have taken.

Actually for all of my photography needs I use the store Photo Connection in Colchester. Kind of makes me think of how much do I need something before driving to purchase it.

Yes, they drop off at about 4 or 5. I'm in Dayville so a little easier for me. I'm not sure from which routes or towns they do this for.

But the pickup at Walgreens almost made up for the ineptitude of the driver. UPS always gets it right for me. Sometimes you just can't choose.