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This is a cropped section of the ISO 25.600 picture in post #3 of this thread. You would normally not use this high of ISO but it looks pretty good considering it's ISO 25,600 and no post processing has been done to it.

I shot this at my grandson's game Thursday night. D600 Nikon 70-200VR lens 1/1000 sec ISO 1000 F3.5

Re: D600 at ISO 12,800 I went back and re-shot this at H2 or 25,000 ISO. I though I was on that in the previous shot. Straight out of the camera except to re-size to be able to post it.

D600 at ISO 12,800 I tried ISO 12,800 with my Nikon D600 using my Nikon 70-200VR F2.8 lens. This is straight out of the camera except to re-size to post. Originally I posted the ISO as 25,600 and that is incorrect. I was on H1 not H2. The thumbnail attatchment has the wrong ISO on it but it is...

Marilynne, I wasn't sure myself, but when I looked in the book it looked like it. I think this is the same bird and no I haven't posted this one before. It's probably a Blue.

Great Egret on the left, tri color heron in flight in the middle, a Snowy Egret on the right and actually a little duck at the bottom of the left pole.

Snowy Egret BIF

I saw this in a flower bed when I went to visit my mom at the nursing home yesterday.

Heron in flight. I only had a quick moment to get this shot.

This was taken with my D600 using my Nikon 70-200VR lens from a distance of about 18ft.

The City Park pier in Gautier, Ms. I was just getting some pictures around town for use in the future.

Today I tried listing something on the Market Place on Nikonites and it was fairly easy. I listed a combonation of D90 with a Nikon 180200VR so if you get a chance check it out and see if I did it right.

Nikon D90 with Nikon 18-200VR lens Lower price $775 New lower price of $775 instead of $825 Included in this bundle is a Nikon D90 camera, front camera cap, battery charger, two Nikon EN-EL3e batteries, plastic insert that goes in the hot shoe, the cap that covers the eyepiece on the...

Can good glass make a difference? I leave it to you to decide. LOL

Can you guess what this is? It looks kinda like a water color painting. Taken with D600 with my Nikon 70-200VR using my 20E III 2X teleconverter.

Another close up of a seagull. Nikon D600 with a Tamron 24-70 F2.8 lens.

This shot is a little different. This is a single shot of three different birds each going after the same piece of bread that my granddaughter had thrown in the water.

Don, this shot was taken 4 seconds before the previous one.

Got this today.

My last post had a Great Egret in it and this one is a Snowy Egret. The Snowy Egret is a little smaller and has the black bill and the orange feet.