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<blockquote data-quote="Photowyzard" data-source="post: 59445" data-attributes="member: 8344">LiGirl,Happy to help, no worries.What is wrong with these pictures?&nbsp; They look great to me.For what it is worth, it took me a year to get comfortable with my D90.&nbsp; I still don't know it 100% but I take better pictures with it than I did two years ago.&nbsp; There was a learning curve I didn't realize.&nbsp; I thought it would be just like riding a bike, point, shoot get the same images as my old camera.&nbsp; Not so.You have 5 times the camera in your hands!!!One of the key things to understand with a D800 is that it will reward you when you are technically perfect and it will really show you up when you make a mistake! And, this is not just a studio camera.&nbsp; I was at a trade show recently and one of my favourite sports photographers was there.&nbsp; The sport images he displayed that were shot with a D800 were as amazing as anything I have seen him do.&nbsp; The images were simply amazing.The only foible I see with the D800 is the fps rate, for my taste, is a bit lacking.&nbsp; Otherwise, it is the most impressive tool on the market for photography, make no mistake.&nbsp; I believe, selling this would be a mistake.Invest the time to learn how to use it properly, you won't be disappointed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Photowyzard, post: 59445, member: 8344"] LiGirl, Happy to help, no worries. What is wrong with these pictures? They look great to me. For what it is worth, it took me a year to get comfortable with my D90. I still don't know it 100% but I take better pictures with it than I did two years ago. There was a learning curve I didn't realize. I thought it would be just like riding a bike, point, shoot get the same images as my old camera. Not so. You have 5 times the camera in your hands!!! One of the key things to understand with a D800 is that it will reward you when you are technically perfect and it will really show you up when you make a mistake! And, this is not just a studio camera. I was at a trade show recently and one of my favourite sports photographers was there. The sport images he displayed that were shot with a D800 were as amazing as anything I have seen him do. The images were simply amazing. The only foible I see with the D800 is the fps rate, for my taste, is a bit lacking. Otherwise, it is the most impressive tool on the market for photography, make no mistake. I believe, selling this would be a mistake. Invest the time to learn how to use it properly, you won't be disappointed. [/QUOTE]

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