1. All the gear that I need
2. All the gear I don't need
3. Hot cup of coffee

I print at home and outsource my prints. I print a t home for the "need it right away" prints. I bought my large format refurbished espon printer directly through the epson website for under $150. A huge savings. I buy the ink, high quality photo paper, matts and frames in bulk. My printer can print up to 13x19.

When I outsource my prints I order them from White House Custom Color. They have an unbelievable selection of papers and print types. Prices are OK, but the Quality is superb!

I purchased the D750 with the 24-120 F/4 VR lens Refurbished through Nikon for only $1750 nearly 2 years ago. Who ever is trying to sell this to you for full list price is crazy. It is on sale right now through Nikon for $1999.95 (an $800 savings).

My 24-120 F/4 VR lens hardly leaves the body of my D750. If I am doing and event I'll put this lens on my D7200 and put my 70-200 F2.8 VR on the D750. Either way it is always with me as my most used lens. I am a lens-aholic and have way too many that I thought I had to have. I find it amazing that my "kit lens" is my favorite.

I don't have any birding experience, but I often carry 2 bodies while out and about. I typically have my D7200 (crop) and D750 (FF) attached to me via a triple harness. Another great option about the harness is the ability to latch on the added bags for lenses, flash, and stuff (bear spray).

The D850 is my dream camera. I currently have the D750, D7200, and D5300 (which is for the hubby so that he doesn't mess with my better cameras and/or lenses.

Your wife sounds awesome. My hubby lets me do what I want with our money because I am the penny pincher and the household book-keeper. I am my own worst enemy when it comes to purchasing anything related to my love of photography. I am always telling myself "no" when I pick up the D850 at the camera store. Some day I should bring the hubby with me, and I bet he would change my mind. This has happened before when he went with me to the Harley shop and I came home with my Fatboy.

Thank you for the idea.

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I have pro grade lenses for my full frame camera. I would not waste my time putting my DX lenses on that body. My question is specific for the DX lenses on my crop bodies. If I put my 24mm DX lens on my crop body is it the equivalent of 24mm or 36mm?

I currently have a D750, D7200 and a D5300. I only have 3 DX lenses. I understand that using my pro-grade lenses on my crop bodies I have a 1.5 crop ratio. My question is......Is it the same when using the DX lenses or is a DX24mm actually 24mm?

I mostly shoot with my D750. For landscapes I prefer my 24mm, but if I am doing a bit of everything from street photography to portraits to landscapes I like my trusty 24-120mm F/4.

I purchased my D750 with the 24-120 F/4 lens refurbished through Nikon.usa. Best camera I've ever owned. The 24-120 F/4 lens is great. I have a large assortment of quality lenses but I tend to lean on this one a lot because it it very versatile.

I am pretty new to photography (about 5 years) and I also shoot full manual with only back button focusing

The Great Northwoods in New Hampshire. From berlin to Dixville Notch to Whitefield. Absolutely breathtaking. (typically 1st week of October)

White house custom color.

My favorite sling is Neewer Brand. It has very similar construction as the more expensive brands. The main reason I like it more than my other ones is......It has 2 zippered pockets built into the neoprene that perfectly fit my license, credit card, key fob and lens cap.

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