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I've always had a soft spot for the colours that the D200 produces. Nice photosSome photos from today. Nikon D200 & 35mm f/1.8G
I've always had a soft spot for the colours that the D200 produces. Nice photosSome photos from today. Nikon D200 & 35mm f/1.8G
Thank you. I only recently got a Nikon D200. I have decided to shoot jpeg exclusively with it, it's easier and quicker than raw, and I like the photos straight out of the camera so much that I'm barely editing them for the most part, sometimes not at all.I've always had a soft spot for the colours that the D200 produces. Nice photos![]()
Arbroath Harbour by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
Eas a' Bhradain by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
Telephone by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
Abandon van by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
Farm by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
Back door by Ian Diplock, on FlickrI like the third one especially.Here's a few from a local wander by myself. All taken on a D7500, firth three with the 35mm f1.8 DX lens and the last one with the 16-85mm DX lens.
Telephone by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
Abandon van by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
Farm by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
Back door by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
flight practice 4 by jeff cohen, on Flickr
flight practice 1 by jeff cohen, on FlickrI like the third one especially.
Dryad's saddle by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
Deer shield 2 by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
Deer shield 1 by Ian Diplock, on Flickr
jacks back by jeff cohen, on Flickr
hijack by jeff cohen, on Flickrcertain cameras and trust me I've had more than a few tend to stand out for there exceptional iq , my fave over the years have been canon 1Dmkiii think I had about 6 in total sold them regretted it bought another etc , the nikon D300s had about 3 I think the Olympus e.m1x is another .. those bodies tend to stick out in my memory .. as soon as I sold my D500 I regretted it luckily it was to a good friend who didn't like it so its come back nearly a year later as sold ,just exchanged for a unused lens of mineI need your opinions on my questionable GAS please.
I remember vividly when the D3 and D700 were released and that awestruck feeling seeing the images they could produce. At the time I was using a used D2H which I loved the feel of, but not the images it made. I never could afford or justify the cost of moving to full frame. So I never did get one.
My journey took me via a D300 (nice upgrade from D2H) and then a D7100 (sidewise step that I was never 100 happy with) before I ended up with a Z6 (very nice and have no desire to 'upgrade'). I'm living with an FTZ for the considerable future given the price of Z glass vs used F glass.
But now I'm looking at used prices and getting nostalgic for a D3 (s)/D700. YouTube has loads of people still raving about them, which hasn't helped matters.
I have recently been trying to reduce my thoughts about sharpness and noise being so important - I now much prefer images with some noise in them. I'm more keen on photos that look like memories rather than forensic crime scene clinical documentary photos. I also don't do video.
So would you buy a D700 or D3 today?
Am I blinded with rose tinted glasses of nostalgia?