First day with my new dslr
Jan 9, 2012 10:01:55 #
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Jan 11, 2012 09:25:00 #
A little different than shooting with my old Pentax K-1000 ! I guess my new DSLR philosophy is if you take enough shots, at least a couple will turn out OK.
Jan 11, 2012 09:25:54 #
I believe it's the oldest and longest stone arch bridge still in daily use.
Jan 13, 2012 16:30:28 #
Good pics and a great choice of camera. I just bought the same and it arrived yesterday. Still getting through the manual. Will post shots when I get the battery charged up
Jan 13, 2012 16:47:53 #
hey vb bum. congrads on your new nikon. i finally got my d-100 ive been wanting. Will I see you for Jan meeting of the indian river photo club?
Jan 13, 2012 16:52:52 #
Jan 13, 2012 16:59:03 #
iceboater wrote:
A few photos trying out my Nikon D5000 long the Susquehanna River.
I like your Turkey Vulture. We live in their migration path so we see hundreds of them 2 times a year for about a week or two.
So how do you like your Nikon.:?: I am trying to decide on a new camera. :thumbup:
Jan 13, 2012 16:59:15 #
iceboater wrote:
I believe it's the oldest and longest stone arch bridge still in daily use.
I am from Harrisburg, as well. And you are right!!
Jan 13, 2012 17:32:14 #
What happened to the other 97 shots?
Seriously, these are really good. I'm thinking of getting a D5000, and would like to know your evaluation.
First day, huh?
Seriously, these are really good. I'm thinking of getting a D5000, and would like to know your evaluation.
First day, huh?
Jan 17, 2012 10:24:06 #
Sinatraman
Yes I plan to be there and am having a ball with my camera - I've come out of the stone age
Rick
Yes I plan to be there and am having a ball with my camera - I've come out of the stone age
Rick
Jan 17, 2012 10:28:54 #
RMM
Went on a field trip over the weekend and used the camera for the first time. I am pleased with the results but they show I am learning. First time I tried to catch a bird in flight. I was able to pre set my camera for the trip such as shutter priority, ASO, spot metering/focus so I was better prepared than I would be with my manual 35mm.
I love it
Went on a field trip over the weekend and used the camera for the first time. I am pleased with the results but they show I am learning. First time I tried to catch a bird in flight. I was able to pre set my camera for the trip such as shutter priority, ASO, spot metering/focus so I was better prepared than I would be with my manual 35mm.
I love it
Jan 17, 2012 11:18:59 #
Vero Beach Bum wrote:
RMM
Went on a field trip over the weekend and used the camera for the first time. I am pleased with the results but they show I am learning. First time I tried to catch a bird in flight. I was able to pre set my camera for the trip such as shutter priority, ASO, spot metering/focus so I was better prepared than I would be with my manual 35mm.
I love it
Went on a field trip over the weekend and used the camera for the first time. I am pleased with the results but they show I am learning. First time I tried to catch a bird in flight. I was able to pre set my camera for the trip such as shutter priority, ASO, spot metering/focus so I was better prepared than I would be with my manual 35mm.
I love it
Good to know. I've been going back and forth between what my budget (more or less non-existent) can stand and what I want in a camera. A refurbished D5000 looks like the best shot for the buck, so to speak. If I don't eat for the next month, I should be able to swing it. :)
Jan 17, 2012 11:22:45 #
I love it[/quote]
Good to know. I've been going back and forth between what my budget (more or less non-existent) can stand and what I want in a camera. A refurbished D5000 looks like the best shot for the buck, so to speak. If I don't eat for the next month, I should be able to swing it. :)[/quote]
I bought mine from KEH - nikon remanufatured - with 2 lenses 15-55AF/VR 70-200AF All for under $600
Good to know. I've been going back and forth between what my budget (more or less non-existent) can stand and what I want in a camera. A refurbished D5000 looks like the best shot for the buck, so to speak. If I don't eat for the next month, I should be able to swing it. :)[/quote]
I bought mine from KEH - nikon remanufatured - with 2 lenses 15-55AF/VR 70-200AF All for under $600
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