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I use Aperture Priority for most of my photos. U2 is programmed with BBF with Continuous Focus, Manual Mode, and Auto ISO. So when I come across a moving subject, U2 switches me into BBF while Aperture Priority is used with the shutter button focusing.

Last weekend I tried photographing a falconry session. I've done them in the past (this was my first in 11 months), but with my shoulder issue, I had to use a monopod. That worked fine for stationery images, but when the hawk was flying, it was pretty much impossible to lock focus. NOW I...

November Monthly Assignment: Antiques (Marcel's's choice) Images can range from macro, street photography, sports, landscape, portrait, night photography, etc. Be creative and take the subject and run with it. The most important part is to have fun and show us your work. IMPORTANT TO READ...

Oh ... and will add one more comment: I never tried a D8x0 series body, but I do remember hearing that a person's technique has to be really good. Any little movement when pressing the shutter actuation button will show up as a slight image softness. The larger megapixel bodies are great for...

I still have my refurbished D7100 and one of my two D7200 bodies. When I first took photos with my D7200, for me there was a noticeable improvement over the D7100. For one thing, the colors straight out of camera were different (I think one as a Toshiba sensor - can't remember what the other one...

A few more from my visit to Washington Crossing, PA on Tuesday. The following is a vertical image of the lake that I posted previously.

Not a great photo, but I took it to show just how narrow the New Hope Bridge really is (crosses the Delaware River between Pennsylvania and New Jersey). The car on the right stayed put while the opposing traffic passed by slowly. No idea why there is even a traffic light. Obviously it isn't to...

Washington Crossing, PA

@Dawg Pics - I happen to like seeing *some* images taken with incredible vistas and the subject small, but if the subjects aren't clearly identified because they are too small, then no. But one or two images with a grand background as part of a wedding collection (with small enough people being...

A 24-70mm f/2.8 would be more versatile and prevent having to change lenses so frequently. Just make sure to keep your lens choices to f/2.8 or larger apertures because you will need those in low light. Once the reception starts, that will be a good time to use your 35mm f/1.8. It's lighter in...

Thanks for your thoughts on the software and for posting the video!

All rain and overcast skies here. :(

That's good to know. I have 2 Godox flashes and several of their strobes although I'm not familiar with this one.

How do you like the 24-120, Danno? For some reason, I thought you already had a copy of this lens. :unsure:

This newly painted mural was recently unveiled to the public. Ages ago there used to be a port in this area along the Delaware River so the mural depicts its thriving history. I am impressed by the artist's work. In fact, just last week they had a tall ship docked at their waterfront park for...

When is the area the most green? Without ever having been there, I would have guessed July might yield very colorful foliage.

No clue, but based on this comparison, I'd lean towards the Juvenile Little Blue Heron.

Nikon has a Compatibility Chart available online. It lists limited compatibility - not sure if that means the VR can't be turned off. Maybe someone knows about the limitation.