Post Your D7200 Photos

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This post begins the thread and also tests the exif data viewable at this site. LR6 is having a minor issue in that regard. The nef file was converted to dng using adobie dng converter, opened in LR5.7, white balanced, and exported as jpg.

Water Lillies at Beaver Lodge

 

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My mom combs my hair for me

 

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Another dang moon shot.

 

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Assorted seed heads, have no clue to their names.

 

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Such a wee bugger





These buggers and the bee below are hanging out in the sumac

 

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This shot is of a just molted Phalangium opilio. Also known as daddy longleg or harvestman. It is not a spider due to the non-segmented body, although it does have 8 legs.




A cropped view




Walking away from the past




Still in a weakened state

 

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Morning Dew

 

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One of several varieties of biting flies. This is most likely a stable fly.

 

[mechanical eye]

direct jpeg from D7200 with 35mm 1.8DX

taken with auto ISO, today was my sister's birthday

sent from my Moto G using tapatalk

 

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I have no ID for these insects. Shot with D7200 and Tamron 60mm macro

 

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This bugger is in the middle of an identity struggle. Moth or fly?




These two know that relationships can be a balancing act.

 

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When your prey is not available ya capture what is there. If not the insect, then the insects turd.





Oops, guess that isn't a turd after all. Pretty strange creature.

 

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These are tent caterpillars. To see what eats them, go to post your D5500 shots --> http://nikonites.com/d5500/30236-post-your-d5500-shots-new-post.html

 

[Jerry1145]

Great picture. How did you have your camera set? Sorry, for the 'moon' picture

 

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Thanks Jerry. I use manual 100% of the time. The insect stuff is done with either a Tamron 60mm macro or Sigma 105mm macro. As you will remember from your Pentax days, each shot will be different for your exposure triangle. Hope to see many posts from you in this thread. Rock on with the D7200.

 

[Jerry1145]

Thanks for the update. It is time to get back to basics and not get to hung up on "technology".

 

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