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I ordered a ring light off ebay and it arrived today :)

Well it is 4am and my last day off, the rain has gone but the humidity is at 93%. I am heading out to a wetland area for sunrise photos, and then I am visiting the Territory wildlife park which I had planned to do yesterday but it rained on my parade.

Well today I decided that instead of buying the expensive battery pack I would buy 2 extra EN EL 15 battery's fro my D800. Hopefully this will suffice me.

Here are a few shots from tonight, I thought I should see how the 85mm handles the D800 or vise versa. Both shots are handheld and under flouro lighting no editing. Zeus Camera Nikon D800 Exposure 0.017 sec (1/60) Aperture f/1.4 Focal Length 85 mm ISO Speed 800 Exposure Bias 0 EV...

Well here I am sitting and was thinking "how hard could a time-lapse be" so I set my D800 out side in the back yard pointing straight up on my tripod. Time-lapse setting inputted (my best guess settings). Only 45 mins more of shooting to see my final results :)

Just thought with current comp these may come in handy or maybe later down the track. http://www.betterphoto.com/masterpiece-membership/modelRelease_2009.doc http://www.betterphoto.com/masterpiece-membership/minorModel_Release2009.doc

Test shots from 16-35mm VR Nikkor Here are some 'quick' test shots with my new lens.

Well I am home after a week of work and the first thing I do is go shopping. I have now in my possession. 4 x 32GB Extreme SDHC 1 x 77mm ND 4 filter 1 x 77mm CP filter 1 x 16-35mm Nikkor VR lens 1 x 1TB Lacie Rugged mini HDD Now to get some sleep and then go play :)

I took this photo a year ago of my niece. What are people's thoughts on it. No editing at all. Am looking at ideas for the new challenge.

Of late I have suffered the motivation to get out and take photos. I relate this due to the ever present heat (37deg C today) and the fact that I got into my mind that there was nothing to photograph in the "dry season". Honestly I could not be more wrong, all I need is motivation and a keen...

In here I will post photos taken with my Nikon 80-400mm VR, I have been told that it is no good for wild life photography. I have had it on my D80 and now my D800 and even though the focus is slow I think its manageable for most wildlife providing you have "alot" of light. Firstly taken with...

Does anyone use the Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3, I am considering buying it before I go to Africa and taking it along instead of my 80-400mm VR.

Some wildlife from over the years. Sorry if thats too many, I have a lot more :) all taken with my D80.

Here is a croc pic I took some years ago using my D80 and 80-400mm VR.

We need a Macro thread here so that people like me can ask questions regarding macro set ups etc.

Hi guys I am looking at purchasing a decent wide angle lens for my D800, I currently have a 18-55mm VR DX lens. Other lenses I have are 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 90mm 2.8 Macro and a 80-400mm VR. So I am guessing maybe something anywhere from 12 up to 50 would suffice. Does anybody know of a good lens...

Nothing special but a few handheld shots with no flash while on a night safari, I used my 85mm f/1.4.

I guess I should start a thread here as I take a lot of photos and have no where for them to go. Here is one I took today, handheld and throwing the ball at my dog Brutus, I like the effect. Does anyone else LOL

Here is a pic I took while in Thailand, I didn't have a ND filter so used f stop and ISO to achieve a slow shutter speed. Thoughts?Exif data Camera Nikon D800 Exposure 1 Aperture f/22.0 Focal Length 32 mm ISO Speed 100 Exposure Bias 0 EV Lens 18.0-55.0 mm f/3.5-5.6

After some great information from another user here I downloaded a copy of LR4.0 and have been re-processing my images. What are your thoughts on this? I wanted to reduce the blown out section on the left but keep the over all width.