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I've some BIF before, but had a chance to shoot a lot of them this morning. Herons were nesting and flying back and forth between the nests on the little island to the trees in the surrounding woods. I have a lot to learn, and need to change a few settings, but got a few keepers.

Welcome. Here is a link to the manual from Nikon. D3200 manual

My guess for the last 3 waxwing pictures would be something like: no 1: 11.2m, no 2: 7.08m and no 3: 7.1m. All with a 500mm lens mounted on a Nikon D500. +1 on the great pictures.

Unless you are looking to have a B&W display, I would shoot it in RAW, color and then convert to B&W post processing. You have a ton of control that way. In Lightroom you have sliders for each individual color, and can see what those level changes do to the B&W image.

We have other issues to deal with. Things like hurricanes and critters like this one.

Around here, if you have a lot of white powdery stuff underfoot, you're at the beach.

Thanks, we don't have any waterfalls in my area, but we do have moving water. Again, those are some very nice images.

We have a small chapel nearby that is called Pompion Hill Chapel. It was undoubtedly named by the French Huguenots that lived in the area. It is officially pronounced as "Punkin" Hill Chapel. Go figure. I wish we had some waterfalls in our area. Still, there is always something good to...

That's some pretty water for a place called Mud Creek. Very nice images.

This is the B&W version of an image I posted in street photography. I think I like the B&W better.

I probably should let my photos sit for a couple days before posting. I often view them several times over a couple day period, and sometimes find issues/improvements that need attention. I usually don't bother to repost, but in this case thought I should. It's easy to get excited about new...

OK, I got to looking at this and decided to remove the, to me, distracting letters on either side of Hank's, as well as bringing up the shadows in the windows. Not big changes, but I think it makes the image better overall.

Looking on KEH camera, they have them in the Excellent to Excellent+ condition for between about $220 and $275. Not sure if it's the AF 20mm F2.8D, or the AF 20mm F2.8 model. You could call Nikon and see what an estimated repair cost would be, and then compare. I assume you have tried cleaning...