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F 8 , S 1/5 sec. ISO 100

1/500s, f/9, ISO100 at 45mm(18-55) Location Shindawane, Pune, India

Cropped version of 300mm zoom. The lens is quite good in quick focusing. Nikon AF-P DX 70-300 at 300mm S=1/500, A=6.3, ISO=400 Edited.

Toy train. D3300, 18-55 lens at 18mm, auto ISO:320, f:3.5, s:1/200.

#1 Christmas Eve Evening Prayer D3300, ISO:200, f:3.5, S:1/8s @18mm, 18-55VRII kit lens.

Fortunately, here, we still have some of the things you have mentioned above. But electrification is coming up soon to reduce the chances of getting clear images like below. D3300, F13, S320,ISO100, 18-55 kit lens at 32mm

A passenger train skipping wayside station.

Narrow Gauge Railcar, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India. S:1/400 F:11 ISO:200

I have read in other thread that for jpeg one needs to set in camera sharpness to 7/8. But this seems to be making even my RAW images over-sharpened. Today took a photo with sharpness increased in camera setting. This can be seen in full size RAW in ViewNX 2 on my pc. I suppose ISO 200 should...

I believe that the focus point shown in NX2 are the one that we have set and not the actual focus point that we select by half pressing the shutter and then recomposing the frame. I distinctly remember to have pointed the the focus point at the loco in the following image while half pressing...

30th Nov 2014. Location : Daundaj, near Pune, Maharashtra, India f=13, s=1/200, iso=100

Location: Bagra Tawa, Madhya Pradesh, India f=6.3, s=1/500, iso=100

Quite an old bridge still in operation. Track maintenance workers wait for the train to cross. Location Bagra Tawa, Madhya Pradesh, India.

Hello Being new to the world of DSLR and lenses, I would like to know does 38mm f1.8 prime lens provide sharper and better images than the one 18-55 VR-II that came with my D3300? In case we are capturing the frame at 38mm in both cases, which will provide better results? Thanks in advance for...