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<blockquote data-quote="nikonbill" data-source="post: 845609" data-attributes="member: 47024">I took a look though you photos and it sure looks like some great results to me. Thanks for the rundown on your editing, it would seem you found your style. I'm not an Adobe user but it is the benchmark. On printing, I have followed some conversations on very large prints and although it can't be disputed more density makes larger easyer. It's amazing what the printers can do making very large prints. For having the Z8 out only two times I think you did an outstanding job with it.I see two different things in the two sets of shots you have presented. Overall lighting conditions or maybe your position look much better in the second set. The other is they look much more finished. I truly believe a D850 would be capable of those shots. That said there is no question the Z8 setup correctly would make getting them easier. Nice work!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nikonbill, post: 845609, member: 47024"] I took a look though you photos and it sure looks like some great results to me. Thanks for the rundown on your editing, it would seem you found your style. I'm not an Adobe user but it is the benchmark. On printing, I have followed some conversations on very large prints and although it can't be disputed more density makes larger easyer. It's amazing what the printers can do making very large prints. For having the Z8 out only two times I think you did an outstanding job with it. I see two different things in the two sets of shots you have presented. Overall lighting conditions or maybe your position look much better in the second set. The other is they look much more finished. I truly believe a D850 would be capable of those shots. That said there is no question the Z8 setup correctly would make getting them easier. Nice work! [/QUOTE]

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