Nikon 200-500/5.6 VR Lens....... post your photos!

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Danno_RIP

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Shoknaw

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My Moon shot.
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I thought it was fairly sharp. :)

Orange Dragonfly.
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Not the best one but about 7 feet at 500mm.
No crop.
My new Macro lens. :encouragement:

Well this attached file.. I don't know how to get rid of it..
Accidently got attached. 14mm roki. :(
 

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Blacktop

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salukfan111 said:
Any reason you didn't shoot that at under 1/100 with a higher f stop and iso 100? Not busting your chops and do the same thing myself because I have the bad habit and changing my BIF settings and not restoring them.
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We were just going out the door when the Missus said, I wonder where that flower came from? I don't remember planting it. Can you take a picture please?
I had the camera in my hand with the 200-500mm attached (which is always set at BIF settings, just in case)
I was well aware of the settings, but from that far away f/5.6 is no problem, and with the D750, the higher ISO is not noticeable shooting in ample light. So why bother changing lenses or settings over one flower that I can come back later to shoot if the first shot is not satisfactory.
 
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singlerosa_RIP

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Blacktop said:
We were just going out the door when the Missus said, I wonder where that flower came from? I don't remember planting it. Can you take a picture please?
I had the camera in my hand with the 200-500mm attached (which is always set at BIF settings, just in case)
I was well aware of the settings, but from that far away f/5.6 is no problem, and with the D750, the higher ISO is not noticeable shooting in ample light. So why bother changing lenses or settings over one flower that I can come back later to shoot if the first shot is not satisfactory.
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Plus, who shoots the 200-500 at 1/100 or slower?
 
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captain birdseye

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Not too much showing on my local patch of late and when I actually found some dragonflys it was a bit breezy killing the sharpness a little but I managed a few decent pics,,,,,,,,,DSC_1152.jpgDSC_1157.jpgDSC_1225.jpgDSC_1240.jpgDSC_1237.jpgDSC_1037.jpg
 
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salukfan111

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Blacktop said:
We were just going out the door when the Missus said, I wonder where that flower came from? I don't remember planting it. Can you take a picture please?
I had the camera in my hand with the 200-500mm attached (which is always set at BIF settings, just in case)
I was well aware of the settings, but from that far away f/5.6 is no problem, and with the D750, the higher ISO is not noticeable shooting in ample light. So why bother changing lenses or settings over one flower that I can come back later to shoot if the first shot is not satisfactory.
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I figured that was it. I'm always moving my settings and forgetting to put them back. Your way is the best long term for sure.
 
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