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Photo by sarfraz • Last comment by gpkoopen • On 01-21-14 08:39

wonderful portrait! great expression!

Photo by phiggys.com • Last comment by anujanfotopro • On 01-21-14 08:35

Very Good !

Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 01-21-14 06:39

Thank you for Your kind comment, gpkoopen! :o)

Photo by digital-ikon • Last comment by gpkoopen • On 01-21-14 04:04

wonderful posing! great expression! lighting is superb!

Photo by anujanfotopro • Last comment by gpkoopen • On 01-21-14 04:00

wonderful portrait! lovely expression! bokeh is superb!

Photo by chookia • Last comment by gpkoopen • On 01-21-14 03:58

wonderful capture! like the motion! beautiful b&w!

Photo by anujanfotopro • Last comment by gpkoopen • On 01-20-14 11:23

Wonderful view! Great atmosphere! Reflection is superb!

Photo by swainsons • Last comment by gpkoopen • On 01-20-14 11:20

Wonderful catch! Great colours! Bokeh is superb!

Photo by grosema • Last comment by grosema • On 01-19-14 11:27

I cant understand why it's taking them so long to get them out??? Sigma is really going to hurt them with the 50 art I got the 135 apo f/2 coming in the mail tomorrow

Photo by anujanfotopro • Last comment by anujanfotopro • On 01-18-14 22:08

The bokeh ..

Photo by rsolti13 • Last comment by JT • On 01-17-14 15:03

Super! That background really separates the subject and gives it that 3D look.

Photo by chookia • Last comment by JT • On 01-17-14 12:40

wow. What a crowded place.

Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 01-16-14 21:47

Thank you, Jorge, but it's not really mine. I was visiting a photographer friend - http://www.nikonimages.com/showphoto.php?photoid=31597 - when I took this shot with my new Art 18-35mm f/1.8 (you should try that one!) and his Df was just sitting there in front of the window. I have tried it for one afternoon. It produces very nice files (about the right size for me), http://www.nikonimages.com/showphoto.php?photoid=31834 - but I find the exposure compensation a bit fiddly to work with (external dial with lock-button on top) and the fact that the exposure compensation is limited to only 3EV. I am used to and need sometimes up to 5EV.

Photo by JT • Last comment by JT • On 01-15-14 22:37

Enhanced the vignetting in LR

Photo by walter2 • Last comment by JT • On 01-12-14 11:40

You are a master!

Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 01-11-14 01:42

Well, qbert. Further along these lines. I do have both the D300s and the ff D700, but the smaller cameras in the D5-series are easier to carry around when I go on a all-day photo-shoot normally lasting many hours. I get tired lugging the big ones around for more than 3 to 4 hours. In my opinion, the sensor in the D5100 is one of the best Nikon has ever had in one of their cameras - except the ff sensor in the D3S, and I am sorry that they did not continue it. It is a forgiving sensor where one can pull out a lot of details from shadow areas in a normally exposed shot, even slightly underexposed ones. Ideally I would wish for this 16.1Mp sensor from the D5100 to be inside the D5200 and the D5300, because I do not need 24Mp. This would be the ideal combo for me. 16.1 Mp sensor and the 39 AF-points of the D5300 would be just great. The rather slow 11-point AF of the D5100 presents a real limitation. Anyway, nice to "chat" and swap experience. Ideally we should do this in the Forum, but ther is never anybody there...which I miss a lot. Best regards from Norway, Walter