Love how sharp this camera is

I took this indoors, ISO 1000, no flash. And I LOVE how clear the crystals in her headband and her hair are. I have done no post processing.... no sharpening for the web (its sharper in person than here i had to resize the photo to upload)
This photo is of nothing and will be used for nothing but I just love how sharp and clear the images I can get are. And at an ISO of 1000. My last camera was so grainy at 800, i could hardly get photos indoors!!
Love my camera.

Glad you love your camera, I might like it also if I knew what it was?

Maybe time to fill in your profile.

well considering he posted it in the D7000 section, I'm thinking its a D3100

LOL. Sorry... I just assumed that since i posted in D7000, People would know. Its a D7000. And he is a she!

well, if you filled out your profile, we would know you were a "she" duhhhh LOL....i kid

ccoulson said:

And he is a she!

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Another good reason to fill out your profile. Hard to tell from here if you're male or female.

Ive tried but everytime i do it doesnt save. LOL. I feel like my bubble has been sufficiently busted

OK now that we have all of that out of the way...what kind of glass made that picture???

Great pic BTW I see what you mean...

35mm 1.8 DX @ 1.8 from the exif

A fast prime!

Wide angle on a DX sensor no less!

It is a little soft...LOL

Glad you're enjoying your camera.
The Nikkor 35mm 1.8 lens is the one I keep on mine most of the time.
I'm assuming you're shooting jpeg, right?
Are you applying any in-camera sharpening?
Just curious

I think that I have upped the sharpening in standard mode. I'm just not sure what I set it to. I can check when i get home! I rarely take my 35mm off! I do shoot in Jpeg simply because I don't care for lightroom and don't have anything else to convert! I would love to start shooting in raw, however!

<--- is more inclined to think it's the lens that's sharp as opposed to the D7000.

Well, Im sure it has a lot to do with it, but after using that lens for a year on my d3000. The image quality and sharpness is MUCH improved. I never got these kinds of images with my poor little 3000. Esp Indoors.

Tough Crowd

Ah, say no more...I'm sure there's a vast improvement over the D3000.