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Lest anyone argue with you about the D200, let me refer them to a movie we just saw about James Balog, an incredible nature photog, titled CHASING ICE. As an aside, I recommend all nikon shooters to see it
(canon folks will be disappointed He has a huge number of D200s all over the world anchored on tripods drilled into rock taking time lapse pix of glaciers as the recede and calf and generally change - it's pretty amazing photography and the D200 images look great on literally FULL SCREEN
!!!TOM
Ed Hutchinson wrote:
:hi::thumbsup
To all the comments I agree, I am not quite as up to date as some but I find that what I have works very well foe me
I love my d200 as it reminds me of my dearly loved f2s,that I still miss but I would not go back to the hassles of film
I also have a d80 as a back up with a different lens and a p5000 the p5000 is a backup to the backup and not much good for anything that moves faster than a turtle. I can never catch the feline with it, no prob with the dslr.
be well
Ed
a fine is a tax for doing wrong, a tax is a fine for doing well!!!!!
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-Lots of people talk to animals.... Not very many listen, though.... That's the problem.
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