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D7000 and maximum ISO?
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<blockquote data-quote="STM" data-source="post: 151407" data-attributes="member: 12827"><p>Actually no. I like having a two stops faster shutter speed on the D700 then the F2 sometimes. It lets me use a wider aperture without the need to use ND filters. But when shooting model swimsuit stuff at the beach, I have to sometimes use an 8x ND on the D700 or F2 because my RF slaves will not synch above 1/200 sec. Since my favorite outdoor portrait lens is my 180mm f/2.8 and I like working at f/4 most of the time, it is a necessity to use ND filters, even at ISO 100 on the D700. I would love it if the D700 went to 25 ISO. Alas I really miss Panatomic-X or Kodachrome 25 sometimes!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="STM, post: 151407, member: 12827"] Actually no. I like having a two stops faster shutter speed on the D700 then the F2 sometimes. It lets me use a wider aperture without the need to use ND filters. But when shooting model swimsuit stuff at the beach, I have to sometimes use an 8x ND on the D700 or F2 because my RF slaves will not synch above 1/200 sec. Since my favorite outdoor portrait lens is my 180mm f/2.8 and I like working at f/4 most of the time, it is a necessity to use ND filters, even at ISO 100 on the D700. I would love it if the D700 went to 25 ISO. Alas I really miss Panatomic-X or Kodachrome 25 sometimes!!! [/QUOTE]
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