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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 795697" data-attributes="member: 10038">Glorious summer day,, blue ski heat,, burn the winter away!&nbsp; and yes I tookpictures this weekend,first,, equipment,, new D810,, so,, need to decide,, maybe sell the D700 that collects dust, sell the D800, which has beenmy workhorse,,a few years ago,, I decided that holding onto cameras don't really make sense,&nbsp; I could get 1300-1400 for the 700 and1500-1900 for the D800,, so,, it would be about a wash, for the D810,, and it resets my gear to the latest cleanest, highest resolution Nikon..I have been totally happy with my D800,, frankly a great camera, but neither do I want to run it onto the ground. on the picture front,, had some fun with the old summer standby --- sparklers,so bright,, you set the camera to low ISO,, and Bulb,, and just hold the shutter, no tripod needed![ATTACH]102177[/ATTACH]always fun with kids,, they love seeing the instant results..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 795697, member: 10038"] Glorious summer day,, blue ski heat,, burn the winter away! and yes I took pictures this weekend, first,, equipment,, new D810,, so,, need to decide,, maybe sell the D700 that collects dust, sell the D800, which has been my workhorse,, a few years ago,, I decided that holding onto cameras don't really make sense, I could get 1300-1400 for the 700 and 1500-1900 for the D800,, so,, it would be about a wash, for the D810,, and it resets my gear to the latest cleanest, highest resolution Nikon.. I have been totally happy with my D800,, frankly a great camera, but neither do I want to run it onto the ground. on the picture front,, had some fun with the old summer standby --- sparklers, so bright,, you set the camera to low ISO,, and Bulb,, and just hold the shutter, no tripod needed! [ATTACH=CONFIG]102177[/ATTACH] always fun with kids,, they love seeing the instant results.. [/QUOTE]

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