Hi, nothing else laying around (?) but am selling the D750. Thanks...

Hi, yes it is still available.

Gorgeous shots, the Kingfisher is so amazing. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome sight thanks for posting and nice shot wanted to see it but trees and clouds made it not possible
from my neighborhood.

Waiting for a new home carefully boxed in a closet...

Hi yes it is.

Lovely little critters!

The Eagles were scrounging for meal and all along the road, the fans had gathered. The long lenses
were out, this day I saw 4 600mm lenses blasting away at 8 Eagles at one point. Here are a few of the same photos everyone else took... wink. Beautiful place and a very nice day.

sold

For Sale Nikon D750 camera body, Nikon Battery Grip MD16, 2 Nikon EN EL-15 batteries sold

Hi is this still available, tried an email no response. Thx.

Hi is the D700 still available?

Really beautiful work, thanks for sharing.

Walked in the sun at Fort Worden State Park, Wa., near Port Townsend, on Saturday afternoon. I did in fact keep a good distance (over 6 feet) from all other humans as we are advised to do. I am never without a camera when out and about in good weather (or even bad) here in Western Washington and for this adventure I had a Nikon D700, which I still love, and a Nikon 28-200 AFD lens, plus an older Nikkor 300 F4.5 AIS in a bag, just in case I wanted something long. Posted here are a couple of grab shots - nothing special at all. There is so much perfect bird photography on this site its almost embarrassing to put up stuff like this, but the point of it all is, it was fun. I put the old AIS 300 on the D700 and it was like a trip back to the film days - using different f stops and ISO settings (well, that would have been hard with film...) to "bracket" the eagle - who sat where there was no clear shot, only through a thousand little branches. These older low megapixel full frame cameras with their "big eyes" still make such nice files. I have always felt the 28-200 AF-D lens is very underrated (as long as you do not want to focus too close and the light is bright enough to shoot at 5.6 or 8) and the old 300 Nikkor MF lens looked surprising sharp despite its age, with minimal fringing. So, here is to enjoying those moments on sunny days with friends and family and good old reliable gear. Sometimes the simple pleasure of capturing the moment, whatever your gear, is what the joy of photography is all about.

I love the little Voitlander 40mm f2 and use it on my Df and its held up well on the 810 also. No 850 here.
Great travel setup = the 40mm on the DF. Really like the 40mm focal length too. The new Sigma
40mm f1.4 looks amazing but it is just H U G E. Anyways, back to the topic, I use AIS primes on an
810 with mostly good results, common sense use with stopping down, as needed, enough shutter speed,
hoods as needed, etc. Primes seem to hold up well still, some of the AI zoom lenses -not- so well (love the 28-50 f3.5 AIS though). Really like the Zeiss ZF 50f2 Makro for general photography too. Slow to use long focus throw but very fun nice contrast and look to the pictures. I have a really beat up old AI 180 f2.8 lens (looks pretty bad) with almost perfect glass (bizarre combo) that actually performs pretty well on the 810 and very well on the Df...