Like I said the IPHONE 12 Max Pro does take incredibly photos and it’s much more convenient than the D810

NIKKOR

My go to for most sports that are slower that 200 miles per hour is NIKKIR 70-200mm f/2.8E FL ED it gets most low light situations like football umber the lights where the lights don’t usually shine on the players faces unless they’re looking up into the sky. I also have a Tamron 70-200 but it is not the same as my Nikkor photos are not as sharp and quite often blurred so I only shoot with my Nikkor when shooting sports. I cannot trust any other lens makers to meet my demands.

Hello allow me to introduce myself as someone who has been passionate about photography for over fifty years now. I started out with film when I was about 13 years old when my father, (a great photographer himself) bought me my first camera it was a 110 mm Kodak instant camera but that is what I learned on and all about light and colors and got me started. My love and passion for photography grew with the advancement into film with my first SLR camera around 1970 a Minolta 35 mm with a 24mm lens that took great photos and with years with film and a lot of trials and errors I continued to learn. I stayed with film until I was convinced that Digital was here to stay. In 2001 I bought my first digital camera a Nikon cool pix 3.5 megapixel camera wow what a game changer I have had a few different models until I found my favorite piece of equipment a Nikon D810 DSLR with 36.8 megapixel’s and that is what I continue to shoot with today and after about $8,000 dollars worth of glass I have finally purchased most of the lenses that I require until one day when I purchase a 10,000 mm lens then I will be complete until the next craze comes along. Oh wait it’s already here. Mirrorless cameras, no I have not given in yet but will eventually. I currently am in love with my IPhone 12MAX PRO Camera and am shooting quite a bit with it. Here are some shots from my IPhone below