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D200
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<blockquote data-quote="zx7dave" data-source="post: 5373" data-attributes="member: 257"><p>+1 on the SB900...a wonderful flash but huge...I worry about my hotshoe mount being damaged...but fantastic low light pictures that turned out like it was a sunny day...</p><p>The D300s does well up to 1600iso for most shots without noise if you are still considering upgrading...with the replacement model for teh D300s due out soon I would wait a bit though...I also use a Sigma 1.4 50mm that is my daily carry lens that would do good in a church setting unless you are going for head shots...then of course quite a bit of cropping would be needed....</p><p>But with the 1600iso and 1.4 lens I shoot my cats often in average lit living room setting..and I have to set the shutter on 1/160 or better to freeze movement..usually 1/250...this combo works real well....I recommend it....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zx7dave, post: 5373, member: 257"] +1 on the SB900...a wonderful flash but huge...I worry about my hotshoe mount being damaged...but fantastic low light pictures that turned out like it was a sunny day... The D300s does well up to 1600iso for most shots without noise if you are still considering upgrading...with the replacement model for teh D300s due out soon I would wait a bit though...I also use a Sigma 1.4 50mm that is my daily carry lens that would do good in a church setting unless you are going for head shots...then of course quite a bit of cropping would be needed.... But with the 1600iso and 1.4 lens I shoot my cats often in average lit living room setting..and I have to set the shutter on 1/160 or better to freeze movement..usually 1/250...this combo works real well....I recommend it.... [/QUOTE]
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