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Nikon Empty Boxes Nikon D7000, D7100, D750, Various Nikon lenses boxes

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Posted by Loch Nessie: Mon Mar 30th, 2015 09:59

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Nikon Empty boxes please choose one or all. Available now.

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Posted by jk: Mon Mar 30th, 2015 12:21

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I would love to test a D750 with the 24-85 and 16-35 lenses.

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Posted by Eric: Tue Mar 31st, 2015 03:50

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jk wrote:
I would love to test a D750 with the 24-85 and 16-35 lenses.
Probably my next purchase Jonathan.. ;-)

I like the feel of the D750... deeper grip than the D810 suits longer fingers. Even Jan liked it better than the D7100...and they are comparable weight.

I've long wanted to try the 16-35. My 17-35 is heavy being 2.8 and the 14-24 is not only heavy but the front lens is vulnerable at the sides between the hood petals. So I may add the 16-35 and then release the other two. I never go as wide as 14mm if I can help it anyway.

The 24-85 is tempting but a variable aperture lens. I wonder if the 24-120 constant f4 is any better?

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Posted by jk: Tue Mar 31st, 2015 06:55

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16-35 f4 is a nice lens. Seems long like the 24-70 but produces nice results. I have a 17-35 f2.8 so cant justify the upgrade.

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Posted by amazing50: Tue Mar 31st, 2015 12:45

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Picked up a box myself yesterday, contained a Coolpix P900, 24-2000 mm eq.

So far quite pleased with the quality of the camera and the pix.

A hand held moon shot at 2000mm eq. ISO 200 1/200sec.

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Posted by Eric: Tue Mar 31st, 2015 14:51

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amazing50 wrote:
Picked up a box myself yesterday, contained a Coolpix P900, 24-2000 mm eq.

So far quite pleased with the quality of the camera and the pix.

A hand held moon shot at 2000mm eq. ISO 200 1/200sec.

Lovely shot Mike.

How much of a crop is that?

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Posted by jk: Tue Mar 31st, 2015 17:03

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Fine quality from a bridge camera handheld with such a long focal length. Well done Mike.

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Posted by amazing50: Tue Mar 31st, 2015 18:51

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No crop, this is a full frame shot.

Ran it through the trial DxO OpticsPro 10 software that Judith posted about and saved it at a reduced resolution for posting.

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Posted by Judith: Wed Apr 1st, 2015 19:17

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That's pretty impressive! I have a fuji bridge camera which is 35-1000mm and I'm always impressed by the quality and detail it manages at 1000mm.

Could you post the shot before you ran it through the DxO software for comparison.

Posted by amazing50: Sat Apr 4th, 2015 18:48

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This is the shot right off the camera, just reduced to 50% for the server.

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Posted by amazing50: Sat Apr 4th, 2015 18:51

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Shot my first robbin this spring, a few days later than last year.

Nikon P900 at about 2200 mm. full frame handheld.

The bird was about 7 meters from me.

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