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Originally Posted by Randy Moe

I now use digital only for pictures of cameras...

Good luck selling a D800. Pretty hard to do at any price. I sent mine to KEH.

I still like Nikon, but fooled me once. It will be awhile until I play digital one upmanship again. It is a mature genre. Only Pros need better and better.

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I have the D800E, so it might be easier to sell that. I'll have to think about it though. I don't want to do anything rash.

Want to trade for my old D700 + some cash? I love my D800E.
I discovered that Lightroom was buggering up my D800 colors. After I fixed the profile in LR the camera really shines.

Keep the D800E. Mine was the D800.

I think Nikon NOW has eliminated the anti-alias screens all together. Next the menus... and U1 & U2 are certainly needed.

I had a shoot where I could not get the darn thing reset to zero and had to go to my backup D7000. Pissed me off, big time. I almost smashed it, but then I would have lost a great lens. I am enjoying my F5 once again. So nice. I see B&H is still selling F6, I should have bought that...

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Originally Posted by Fredrick

I have the D800E, so it might be easier to sell that. I'll have to think about it though. I don't want to do anything rash.

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But then you would be hoarding new Nikon's!

Joking, a private joke...

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Originally Posted by Corran

Want to trade for my old D700 + some cash? I love my D800E.
I discovered that Lightroom was buggering up my D800 colors. After I fixed the profile in LR the camera really shines.

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Lol, got me Randy!
Truth be told, I haven't used my digitals for anything but commercial work or when I'm teaching, to show what I'm doing. But I continue to be so disappointed in the D700 when shooting it side-by-side. Not only in resolution, but also color, tonality, of course DR, everything. With a typical RAW file from the D800 I can pull just about anything out of it I want, even if it was way over/underexposed. It's like negative film, finally.

I never had my lost D700 side by side.

I have not given up on Nikon. I do like the new 70-200 VR f4 I bought for it. Works great on F5 and D7000.

I am glad we could share a laugh!

Made my day!

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Originally Posted by Corran

Lol, got me Randy!
Truth be told, I haven't used my digitals for anything but commercial work or when I'm teaching, to show what I'm doing. But I continue to be so disappointed in the D700 when shooting it side-by-side. Not only in resolution, but also color, tonality, of course DR, everything. With a typical RAW file from the D800 I can pull just about anything out of it I want, even if it was way over/underexposed. It's like negative film, finally.

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Lupines and farmhouse near Naufrage, Prince Edward Island, Canada. June 2009.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8263/8...c58d7346_c.jpg
45NE09-18:H)1,2[t1 by hypolimnas, on Flickr

TK45 with 210mm Nikon. Fuji Velvia 50 Quickload. V750 scanned.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

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Originally Posted by Nathan Potter

Lupines and farmhouse near Naufrage, Prince Edward Island, Canada. June 2009.

TK45 with 210mm Nikon. Fuji Velvia 50 Quickload. V750 scanned.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

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So lovely colours and clarity. Thanks for sharing.

10x4 , 120/8 Super Angulon super tilted and twisted in funny ways ;)

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8540/8...382fc6e4_o.jpg
Scan-130503-0001-1www by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr

[QUOTE=SergeiR;1022523]10x4 , 120/8 Super Angulon super tilted and twisted in funny ways ;)

I love this type of composition, it is so naturally bent...

Busy today Sergei!