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My Quandary - Need A Sanity Check
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<blockquote data-quote="bobmielke" data-source="post: 48086" data-attributes="member: 8952"><p>Thank you for the information. I've been reading all the online reviews just to educate myself when discussing the D800. I've already been to Nikon's Digitutor site and watch the training videos on every aspect of the D800, D7000 and D90 before that. I was a pro wedding & portrait photographer in the mid-70s, using two Mamiya 645s and processing all my own prints. I even shot slides and used the Cibachrome process to create some beautiful prints up to 16"x24".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bobmielke, post: 48086, member: 8952"] Thank you for the information. I've been reading all the online reviews just to educate myself when discussing the D800. I've already been to Nikon's Digitutor site and watch the training videos on every aspect of the D800, D7000 and D90 before that. I was a pro wedding & portrait photographer in the mid-70s, using two Mamiya 645s and processing all my own prints. I even shot slides and used the Cibachrome process to create some beautiful prints up to 16"x24". [/QUOTE]
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