I just got my D7100 and after some minor settings in the menu I rushed out to one of my favourites spots in the neighbourhood. Being evening and on the West coast, light was fading fast, and so birds were making their way home.
Here are some sample images that I managed to get in the hour I spent out. I was lucky, this is not an example of the wealth of the birdlife in my area.
It gave me an opportunity to test for poor light conditions using ISO's of 1600 and above. The lens I used is my trusted 70~300 4.5 ~5.6 G VR.
The bee image was taken when the light was getting particularly poor in the foliage where he was.
My son has taken to photography and I gifted my D7000 to him.
The D7100 appears to make a good companion for my D600. I hope to eventually get the new 80~400 lens Nikon recently introduced, for this body.
I am quite impressed with the 1.3 crop feature. The female sunbird (first image) is cropped thus.
Very nice Indrajeet! :thumbup:
Beautiful and enjoy your new camera. Looks like it does a wonderful job :)
Debbie
Amazing pictures, very sharp images and beautiful subjects!
Sunfish 33 wrote:
Very nice Indrajeet! :thumbup:
Thank you Lamar, always look forward to hearing from you.
angler wrote:
Stunning shots.
Cheers! Angler. I was a bit skeptical about buying it without any references or feedback.
Happy I did.
Mrodri1014 wrote:
Amazing pictures, very sharp images and beautiful subjects!
Thank you for looking and your kind words of encouragement.
Indrajeet Singh wrote:
I just got my D7100 and after some minor settings in the menu I rushed out to one of my favourites spots in the neighbourhood. Being evening and on the West coast, light was fading fast, and so birds were making their way home.
Here are some sample images that I managed to get in the hour I spent out. I was lucky, this is not an example of the wealth of the birdlife in my area.
It gave me an opportunity to test for poor light conditions using ISO's of 1600 and above. The lens I used is my trusted 70~300 4.5 ~5.6 G VR.
The bee image was taken when the light was getting particularly poor in the foliage where he was.
My son has taken to photography and I gifted my D7000 to him.
The D7100 appears to make a good companion for my D600. I hope to eventually get the new 80~400 lens Nikon recently introduced, for this body.
I am quite impressed with the 1.3 crop feature. The female sunbird (first image) is cropped thus.
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:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: Looks like your new equipment works well. But then, you know how to use it the right way. Great, colorful subjects you chose to test. Thanks for showing and have fun with the new camera.
GeneM wrote:
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: Looks like your new equipment works well. But then, you know how to use it the right way. Great, colorful subjects you chose to test. Thanks for showing and have fun with the new camera.
Thank you for looking and the words of encouragement GeneM, appreciate it.
LLucas
Loc: Upstate South Carolina, USA
I think you hit the jack pot. Very nice!
LLucas wrote:
I think you hit the jack pot. Very nice!
Thanks Lucas, appreciate your comment. I certainly hope I have made the right choice. I wait for tomorrow to take it out again for some further trials.
Excellent shots. Looks like you got yourself a winner!
Treepusher wrote:
Excellent shots. Looks like you got yourself a winner!
Thank you Treepusher, so far so good, will get a better idea once I have it set up to my preferences. Tomorrow!
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