geekcop wrote:
I just blew my budget on a mint Df. But the D200 was the most natural camera in my hand with the D700 a close 2nd. Df is great too. I hate the grip though. Would have bought a D800e had there been one too.
Of course now, T_Gordon just posted an equally mint D800e. Never fails and I'm never content any more.
The way things are going with me these days, by the time you save up more money (or if you end up deciding the Df isn't for you), I might have decided to sell my D800E.
Thanks everyone for your Likes and comments on my recent photos; and thanks to Laura for identifying the "squirrel" as a chipmunk that was taking in the scenery (of me, the nearby predator, that is).
Here are a few waterfall images from Northern Ontario I think I might have previously posted the fourth one, but I liked it enough to want to process it properly on my desktop computer instead of my phone).
geekcop wrote:
I just blew my budget on a mint Df. But the D200 was the most natural camera in my hand with the D700 a close 2nd. Df is great too. I hate the grip though. Would have bought a D800e had there been one too.
Of course now, T_Gordon just posted an equally mint D800e. Never fails and I'm never content any more.
The way things are going with me these days, by the time you save up more money (or if you end up deciding the Df isn't for you), I might have decided to sell my D800E.
Thanks everyone for your Likes and comments on my recent photos; and thanks to Laura for identifying the "squirrel" as a chipmunk that was taking in the scenery (of me, the nearby predator, that is).
Here are a few waterfall images from Northern Ontario.
