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Had a hard time deciding. I had several more artistic images, but choose this one mainly because you just don't see this every day.

I remember the Spotone bottles well. Again, I have no problem with someone editing one of my posted images to show their thoughts on how it should be edited. OK, here's another iteration.

Blackstar, I don't mind at all. I guess I was going to the dark side, because that was the mood of the area for most of the morning's shoot. This was one of the first shots I did when we arrived. While the avocet picture above was taken later after the sun was up, and things were much brighter...

No need to apologize. I asked for honest feedback, and that is what I want. Sometimes I have an image that has an element or elements that appeal, but just seems to lack something. Sometimes it can be overcome by editing, and sometimes it just belongs in the digital equivalent of the round file...

Yes, I am familiar with where it is. I went ahead and pulled it down to a little lower than I thought would be the lowest I would be happy with. To me, this looks too dull.

I lightened the blue, twice, in LR, and it still looks about the same when posted here.

This is an image I took this morning. I like it, but not sure the best way to edit it. Here are a couple iterations. I have no issue with honest opinions about. Just don't say anything bad about my cat. :rolleyes: Here is the slightly cropped full aspect color version. Here is a panoramic...

Went to a new place for me this morning. Got up at 3:45 and drove an hour and a half to meet the club at a Wildlife Management Area south of here. A rather cold morning for southern SC with temps in the upper 20s. I need to get a pair of gloves, or a carbon fiber tripod. :oops: When we got there...

As Needa posted, it's a single click if you click on the date listed in the far right hand column. That will take you directly to the latest post for that thread.

I understand having to stay within your means. Keep in mind that since you are working with a crop frame body, a 400mm lens will give you the reach of a 600mm lens on a full frame body. I see that MPB has some Sigma 100-400 for sale for around $500. This is a much newer lens and is listed by...

Sorry you are having this much trouble with your lens. Try going into the setup menu and input the data for this lens in the "Non CPU Lens Data" option. Here is the section of the manual that covers that. This may give you access to some of the features you currently cannot access. Non cpu...

Since you haven't purchased it yet, I would suggest looking for something a little newer. What are you looking to shot with it?

I know it would be a serious investment, but one of the newer cameras that has focus peaking might be a simpler solution. I frequently use that on my Z cameras for manual focusing taking macro shots.

In regards to the cat picture, the biggest issue was the aperture. If you had opened it up to F/8, that would have dropped the ISO to 1125. Then you have to address the shutter speed. Either steady things up with a tripod, or brace your elbows on something solid. The other thing that helps is to...

Looks like the The issue with this image is that the focus is on the bushes in the background. With single focus point mode there should be a little red box in the viewfinder/backscreen. The camera will focus on whatever that box is on. Again, just put that box over whatever you want focused on...

Of the options you list, I would go with the Nikon AF-P Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6E ED VR. There are several FX 70-300 lenses out there, my understanding is that this is one of the best in terms of image quality unless you get into the faster, more expensive models. My daughter has one, and I...

Bad Hair day??????? And one more from the day.

As a piggyback on the other thread, I see you have these posted at 1000 pixels, and the metadata is in the file. (y) I notice that your flower picture was taken at F5.6 1/1000 sec ISO 100. These are all reasonable settings and the image is sharp. The cat picture (nice cat, by the way) was...

OK, here are a couple observations, not sure any of these will answer your question. 1. You are shooting this at F/22. While this will increase your depth of field, you probably should be closer to wide open, or perhaps F/8. 2. Because of your small aperture your ISO is 8000. A wider...