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Strange cloud on the horizon just begged me to take a HDR shot.

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Hello fellow Canucks. Ain't it great that our government is saving us from all that nasty spam. Too bad they can only penalize Canadian companies - my inbox gets full of spam from all over the world. ANYway - Nikon.CA sends me one of those "please give us consent to keep emailing you" so I...

Just a couple of garden picks today. It is blooming time.

Itsy bitsy spider ..... and this one was itsy bitsy extremely hard to focus upon it was so small.

I have two longer lenses that shoot up to 300mm. A Nikkor AF-S 55-300 DX VR that I bought with my D5100 two years ago, and a Sigma 100-300mm F4.5-6.7 AF-DL that I bought about 14 years ago with my F60. I used the Siggy on a trip to Scotland and at the time was very pleased with the...

Now was this for pictures of YOUR trains or Your Pictures of Trains - cause these are pictures of some of MY trains. In my backyard.

Welcome from across the pond. No shortage of lens-talk here. There are many great options to consider. Remember that with the 3000 series you will need to make sure the lens has a focus motor within or no auto-focus. Most modern lenses have this especially the DX series. The auto-focus...

How about some before and after HDR BEFORE These were shot with my Tamron 20-40. PP done in Corel Paintshop Pro x6. What do you use to create your HDR image? I have some more over at Flickr if you care to drop by: https://flic.kr/p/nNmueb

Decided to do some "real world" comparison testing. Using the same set of images - this lot was about 5GB 134 files. Started with my Kingston Class 10 It is much slower. Hard disk to Card was about 11MB/s for the Class 10 and about 33MB/s for both the Lexar Pro and the ScanDisk Extreme...

When I saw the Lexar Pro 600X 64GB SDXC UHS card on sale at Amazon for $42 I jumped at it. These are usually over $100. The Lexar website has a MSRP of $169 From their website: "Lexar® Professional 600x SDHC™/SDXC™ UHS-I cards let you quickly capture and transfer high-quality photos and...

A new HDR'd image of the 2007 PT Touring Soft-top. Temp's got above 20° C today, so top down (but coat and heater on :p )

Today I decided to be a 'photographer out standing in the field' - and got eaten alive by the skito's in the process. Some old homesteads / barns on Highway 29 in northern Alberta east of Edmonton. Still learning this HDR thing so be gentle. Taken with my "new to me" Tamron 20-40 on my new...

I know this would be exceedingly simplistic and basic information for most here, but for those new to DSLR's the histogram is something that we think should be useful but are not sure exactly what it is showing us. This youtube explains it very simply and quickly. I've read about these...

My package from KEH.com arrived today. Been looking forward to playing with my new 20-40 Tamron wide angel lens. It is F2.7-3.5 and I was impressed that it stops down to 2.7. Now to learn to shoot wide. Any tips? The messy home office is where I spend way too much time playing with...

shot with my old Nikkor 28~80 F3.5 ~ f/5.6 f-AF-D on my new D610

The three bee pics I just posted in post your insects were shot with my old F60 Kit lens - an AF 28-80 using my D610. I think this link will get you there: http://nikonites.com/learning-photography/607-post-your-insect-shots-152.html#axzz34kxjfixb

These were shot with my old AF 28-80 kit lens, my new 60mm micro was in the bag in the house go figure? Pretty good for an old kit eh?

Shot with my D5100 while out quadding