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RKnecht Registered: Jul 17, 2005 Total Posts: 548 Country: United States |
The camera is still very new to me, and it is going to take me a while to learn how to take advantage of bad light situations. I would have normally gone home with the D2x under these conditions. Instead, the D3 made easy work of the poor light. The dynamic range from the camera is quite impressive. With some practice, and working on my technique, I am going to love this camera. Photos were processed in NX with a SLIGHT USM applied. Then off to CS2 for some cropping, if needed, and a levels adjustment. All shot hand hel with the D3, 300 2.8 AF-S, and the 2.0TC. I did use a borrowed padded monopod (unextended) to allow me to hold the setup easier. ![]() #2 ![]() #3 ![]() #4 ![]() Edited by RKnecht on Jan 20, 2008 at 08:44 PM GMT |
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RKnecht Registered: Jul 17, 2005 Total Posts: 548 Country: United States |
Here are a few more: ![]() #6 ![]() #7 ![]() #8 ![]() |
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Imagemaster Registered: Feb 23, 2004 Total Posts: 12080 Country: Canada |
Some nice shots. Using a monopod is not hand-held. |
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RKnecht Registered: Jul 17, 2005 Total Posts: 548 Country: United States |
I edited my post to say that the monopod was not extended. A friend uses this setup and he uses it with his Canon and 500mm lens.The monopod, IMO, allows you to balance the load much easier. ISO ranged from 1600 to 3200. |
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Keith R Registered: Mar 13, 2005 Total Posts: 1360 Country: Canada |
looks like your off to a great start, good stuff |
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gerov Registered: Nov 29, 2004 Total Posts: 6779 Country: United States |
Some nice shots there. How did the shots from friday turn out, with the perfect weather? Looks like you'll do very well with the D3 |
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RKnecht Registered: Jul 17, 2005 Total Posts: 548 Country: United States |
gerov wrote: |
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harshaj1 Registered: Mar 13, 2004 Total Posts: 4699 Country: United States |
Great series and impressive iso performence. I tried mine today at Mississippi river near Dubuque. Unfortunately the river is almost completely frozen and the open water was far away. |
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Rob McKay Registered: Nov 26, 2006 Total Posts: 708 Country: Canada |
Awesome series, the D3 and your ability to use it made these killer photos. |
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Andrew J Registered: Mar 20, 2006 Total Posts: 1803 Country: United States |
Great job Rich! |
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Hungtran10 Registered: Nov 20, 2007 Total Posts: 1321 Country: United States |
tough sky to shoot under but you managed brilliantly. #4 and 7 are my picks of the series. thanks for sharing. |