stutter warrior wrote: For me, whose living does not depend on photography, I consider a photo the result that comes out of the camera. You can manipulate it however you like during the actual shot.
garyrhook wrote:
stutter warrior wrote: For me, whose living does not depend on photography, I consider a photo the result that comes out of the camera. You can manipulate it however you like during the actual shot.
I am so willing to bet that Ansel Adams would completely disagree with you.
Geez.
hghlndr6 wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
stutter warrior wrote: For me, whose living does not depend on photography, I consider a photo the result that comes out of the camera. You can manipulate it however you like during the actual shot.
I am so willing to bet that Ansel Adams would completely disagree with you.
Geez.
+1
Joves wrote: " I really know what my D300 will do. If I was to get a newer body then I would have to start all over"
You might be surprised how close a D700/D800 shoots like a D300. The layouts and menus, particularly in the D700 are nearly identical......
effron wrote:
Joves wrote: " I really know what my D300 will do. If I was to get a newer body then I would have to start all over"
You might be surprised how close a D700/D800 shoots like a D300. The layouts and menus, particularly in the D700 are nearly identical......
Yeah but still why upgrade? Well the 700 is the same, and the 800 while one of the top dogs is not enough for me to get the itch. Hopefully by the time mine dies, or starts screwing up, there maybe a newer model out, thereby setting me up for a good longtime again. As I said, I have kicked the upgrade the tech at each new improvement habit. Hell if that had been the case I would have sold my 80-400 AF, for the AF-S version.
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