Acadia National park on the Maine coast is a definite MUST! (an excellent place to start, if your going North to South!)
This item, PS Elements 14, is currently $44.97 at Amazon.com. Includes a Mac/Windows disc..All FYI
Pahtspix
Every head I own is ARCA Swiss compatible Even my Smartphone bracket has an ARCA type mounting plate!..Both my Nikons have Arca compatible L-brackets for doing landscape and portrait type tripod photos. IMHO..Its UNIVERSAL, and it works!!
I wish to thank all of you who Hoggers who chimed back on my question regarding UV pollution from LED's, and Im happy that the consenus is that there is no UV color fading due to UV light rays because Led's have very little or most likely none of those harmful side effects! I actually expected that resulr, but needed confirmation from those "in the know"..
THX again!
Eddie W
iseman (PAHTSPIX)
There's been some discussion regarding the color temp of LED lamps. My current concern is UV emissions from LED lamps, do they or do they NOT emit UV?..We all know that MOST flourescents are big UV polluters, which will accelerate the fading of most COLOR prints on most papers..But how about "light from LED's"?..Need we be cautious regarding UV emissions from LED Light sources?
PAHTSPIX..(Eddie Wiseman)
Sandisk Extreme Pro in 16 and 32gb has been my choice since I acquired my D7000..I've been shooting digital since 2005, and have NEVER had a Sandisk failure!
Just remember that you need to be in good physical shape to carry the "SPORT" around and hand-hold it ..Much better off on a tripod with a gimbal head. If you would like to take your images hand-held, you'll get a much better capture ratio with the Contemporary..I stand to be corrected, but I believe the SPORT is about 2 lbs heavier than the Contemporary, and that's a lot of weight to have hanging out there. I do believe the Cont
emporary will be my next lens purchase!
Definitely don't waste any time, and get a David Busch manual for this D7200..You can get the large one, or a small form factor version which will fit you camera bag. The Busch mauand the absolute BEST reference manuals on any camera that he's published! Chek them out on Amazon..It will be the BEST and LEAST money you can spend on learning how to use this camera, and a great reference for future questions that I guarantee you will have on this marvelous camera!
It's interesting to note that fulfillment services such as "Fine Art America" will NOT accept any files for sale that are LARGER than the native resolution of your camera..I find that as a "turn-off' as my 16mpxl crop-sensor Nikon D7000 has a max native resolution of about 10.6" x 16.8" (approximately)..Buyers are more likely to want Larger images, and while I haven't tried a 20x30, I have been able to pull off nice 16x24" prints that WILL sell. I can't afford a camera such would be necessary for me to submit larger photos than the aforementioned 16x24, although most of the work that I myself print is a max of 12x18" at 300 dpi.. Just my 2 cents worth!
pahtspix
Steve Perry's video turned me into a convert to BBF about a year and a half ago..Took me about a week to get used to it, and now I'd probably never go back to the single button approach.. BBF works for me!
Keep them BOTH..You will not have a conflict, but you will have a "back-up". CC2015 has added many NEW and Better features than what's available as CS6..CC2015 keeps innovating, and CS6 is good, but not upgradeable.
One of the best features I use in CC2015 is the Camera Raw FILTER..yes.. You can use it any time to go back to fine-tune an image..It can be a jpg or a tif..doesn't make any difference.. A really AWESOME feature..Also the Content aware fill has become a lot SMARTER, and the frustrations it had with earlier versions is gone..Those 2 things alone will keep me going with CC2015 and newer..I've been subscribing to the Photographers Photoshop at $9.99/month since it was first available, and have no regrets whatsoever..If you're really serious about your photography as I am..go with it!!!
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I've been using the predecessor to this card reader for 3 years without a hitch..about $20 at B&H
I know this Nikon D7200 24mpxl, has a native resolution of 6000x4000 pixels out of the camera..What sized print would that make in INCHES at that NATIVE resolution without up-rezzing the file? TIA guys! Pahtpix (Eddie Wiseman)
FYI..Try out a Yongnuo 568EX for Nikon..I bought it a B&H for around $104..It's as least as powerful as my SB800, and has most of the same features.. I used it remotely along with my SB800 using high speed synch shooting hummingbirds this summer..Works like
a charm!
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The BEST $32 you'll ever spend on working with your D7200.. I have his large manual for my d7000, as well as his pocket sized version ( the pocket version of his 7200 guide won' be out until the end of the month..his books has proven itself to be invaluable to me..MANY GREAT reviews..You won't regret the purchase!