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Dec 9, 2011 09:15:53 #
For a "walk-around" with my D300 I use Nikon's 18-200, wiht my D3 I use the 28-300. If I have a specific purpose, then I'll use the best that I have to fit the purpose
Dec 8, 2011 09:08:25 #
I use a Nikon D300. With the ISO on automatic it works good in any light regarsdless of len or aperture
Dec 8, 2011 06:46:12 #
dpullum wrote:
WHAT EQUIPMENT?? br All thru this discussion, the ... (show quote)
When not used for business anything, everything called :"equipment" is Personal Property under the Homeowenrs policy
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Dec 8, 2011 06:44:11 #
The policies that I worked with (Travelers, Fireman's Fund, State Auto, Hartford among others) all covered NON-pro ANYwhere in the world
Dec 7, 2011 09:38:14 #
Another perspective - use ISO to increase shutter speed. I shoot dragon flies, aperture priority, wide open @5.6, ISO at 1000 or 1200. I use the Nikon D3 with its 70-300
female depositing eggs
I especially like the reflection
another depositing eggs
Dec 7, 2011 09:25:47 #
Having retiered as an insurance agent of 46 years, two things:
1. Some companys may insure personal property "...anywhere in the world..." others may not I insure with Travelers and it does.
2. No homeowner policy insures "Business Property away from the premises..." If you sell one image for $0.10 you are in buisness - Discuss this thoroughly with your agent. And yes, Google - coverage is available
1. Some companys may insure personal property "...anywhere in the world..." others may not I insure with Travelers and it does.
2. No homeowner policy insures "Business Property away from the premises..." If you sell one image for $0.10 you are in buisness - Discuss this thoroughly with your agent. And yes, Google - coverage is available
Dec 6, 2011 15:56:06 #
http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/tpr?p=179175&t=14366
JimS - you asked for the thread - here it is
JimS - you asked for the thread - here it is
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Dec 6, 2011 10:33:55 #
I completely agree - I make the analogy to woodworking- some thinss are best left without finish, some just a coat of clear prerservative, some the paint to enhance and finish the projectr - to me this is the use and value oif PP
A finish can disguize and glamourize poor quality as can PP
A finish can disguize and glamourize poor quality as can PP
Dec 5, 2011 09:34:03 #
send an email to Steve Harman of the Baltimore Camera Club, "steve3187@msn.com" - he'll throw it out to the membership. Also get in touch wioth Steve Gottlieb of Horizon Photography - use Horizon's web site
Dec 5, 2011 09:27:23 #
I have both a Niokon 2x and a Kenko 2x - the Nikon does better on the Nikon lenses Nikon says it will work with. The Kenko works nicely with the Nikon lenses that Nikon says can't use a teleconverter with - 80-400, 28-300; auto-focus is slower. I used the D300 (DX, 1.5 crop factor), the 80-400 and the Kenko 2x to get the Osprey that's on another thread - the nest was about 360 feet from my lense
Dec 5, 2011 06:59:43 #
Thank you - I broke my arm patting myself on the back after thanking my lucky stars
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Dec 4, 2011 22:13:18 #
Jewel - camera used Nikobn D300, 70-300mm lens at 300, Mode Programmed - shot at f10, 1/400th, ISO 200. Individual shots - not continuous. Here are the shots preceeding the one I posted first
Dec 4, 2011 21:49:27 #
Both the Osprey and the Heron/Egret were at a national wildlife refuge. I had been watching the Osprey and on that morning just set my camera up, sat down with a remote cord and snapped For the Heron/Egret, I was walking the trail along the lake far enough away that I was no threat - got several shots leading up to its catch
Dec 4, 2011 13:19:58 #
Couple of action shots of birds I caught
Don't know iof Heron or Egret?
Daddy bringing breakfast
Dec 4, 2011 06:56:14 #
Given you camera has Exposure Compensaiton adjsutm,ent, increase to +1 or +2. Seems conunterintuitive, but hats how you overcome the camera's tendency to reduce white ot gray