Thanks for the info.

The presentation is absolutely wonderful. I am wondering how/what point you picked for exposure. From what I see there is great consistency in your exposures.

I bought it from one of the NY City photo shops, a US model. 18-200mm, F:3.5-5.6, G ED DX with UV filter. No problem, I understand. I live in the high desert on NM, so no fungus and has been kept in a file safe away from dust etc.

13.1K shutter clicks, US bought, with 18-200mm DX lens, battery & charger. This would make a good starter camera for some one. Good working condition and no dings & scratches that I can see. Replaced it with a Z50. Asking $250 fob continental US.

With my first Olympus camera 15 or so years ago I got a free copy of ACDsee software. I use the current subscription version. It is realitively fast and the menu system is logical. You can use your own menu system and it will follow that. It does have layers should you need to go that deep into editing.

I marvel at your pictures, just plane good. I downloaded and inspected the EXFI data. What is not there if this was handheld (most likely) or tripod support. If hand held, did you use any fencing to help support the camera?

I enjoy watching "flash mob" videos. When you enter "flash mob" in youtube there are potloads of choices. I have a 27" monitor, go full screen, roll back a bit and enjoy the show!

Oh, those oldies sure are something to wish we never sold. I had a '56 or '57 Chev Nomad ! ! ! !
It came with factory air (a chrome box in the center of the dash ), dual exhust, twin four barrel carbs. Boy, did it move!

I'm a little late in seeing this post.
Is it still available?

Johanna

Not only was the video action good your choice of background music was just the right touch ! ! !

I like the framing of #1! I also wish you could have brought out some of the texture of the tree, it's to dark for my taste. But then I probably have different tastes than others.

[quote=Linda From Maine]Folders in Windows "Photos":
by Year
by Month within a year
by Date shot within a given month - with descriptive title for the folder, such as "canyon eagles."

My work flow and picture storage stem works for me. Perhaps it will work for others as well. I have not used Lightroom as I want my own storage system and I have not had the patience to tackle Lightroom!

I have picture storage directories on a mirrored drive for all pictures from a shoot on my desktop. In this layout.

YYYY_MM_DD_event name (all raw files)
YYYY_MM_DD_event name, picked files (Picked files worth further editing)
YYYY_MM_DD_event name, jpeg (finale edited files)
YYYY_MM_DD_event name, reduced & watermarked (for distribution)

I started using ACDsee editor when it was free with one of my early cameras. The current Photo Studio 2019 is great for me and quick! I back up to two different protable hard drives.

I watched the FL UTube video. I can remember when that picture hit the news papers and Fox movie tone news. I guess I'm just an old sentimental babe. Where is the klenex, need to dry my eyes.

I photograph lots of dance events and have collected too many cameras, but I want one more, a Nikon Z! This D800 is in the E class condition as best I can tell. The only wear marks are on the bottom edge where one would set it down and one minor scratch on the protective cover of the screen. The shutter count is 4212. I'd like $1000 fob Albuquerque, NM to continual USA. A 32 GB compact flash, battery & charger and strap are included.

I just don't think a 4K monitor for the old lap top is worth it, period! Now if you are planning on a new high end laptop or a desk top where you can add a "good" graphics card, then by al means invest in a good 4K monitor. I have a Asus PB278Q monitor on this desk top. I really enjoy the quality of presentation.