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I shoot mainly birds and am looking to get some info on the proper of correct settings for the b Metering/exposure menu area. f4: Assign AE-L/AF-L button g3 Assign AE-L/AF-L button g4 Assign shutter button My current settings for these are: f4: AF-ON g3: off G4: Take Photos Thanks for any...

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Spring 2016 Migration of Ruby-throated Hummingbirds

Due to backlighting and being late day, this was converted to Black and White Silhouette. 18 March 2016

Green Heron photo is appearing in the April/May Issue of Our Canada Magazine. Article: "Green Space" * Cover shot is for reference only. Actual Photo without magazine text:

This is my current combo and is working nicely for nature type shooting. For a little extra reach if needed can a TC be used with this setup with any success. I have never used one and was wondering if it will work or make images look about the same as shooting without a TC.

1. Rough Legged Hawk 2. Red Tailed Hawk 3. Snowy Owls: 4 different owls

Taken today on Amherst Island in southern Ontario. Snowy looks to be thinking about its next move.

What size VisibleDust Swabs do you use for the D7200 sensor? Package at local camera store have 3 different sizes: 1.6x (16 mm) 1.3x (20 mm) 1.0x (24 mm)

I purchased a D7200 a few months ago here in Canada and was wondering if Nikon provides any free software for editing once a new purchase is done. Thanks for any info. I use a mac.

Snowy Owl taken today in southern Ontario, Canada

I have noticed that whenever I shoot video with my D7200 there are dust spots showing on the video. If I take an image of the exact same subject there are not dust spots showing. Any idea on why this is so. Thanks for any ideas or info.

Hoping to try and take some photographs of the many great outdoor christmas setups outside in my city. My gear is a D7200 with the Nikkor 50mm AF f/1.8D, I do have a tripod that could be used. I tried doing this last year with a D50 and the same lense handheld but it didn't work out so well...

Love the colours on this species.