Mist Rising

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By: Eb Mueller

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Photographer	Eb Mueller {Karma:24960}
Project	#14 Fall Colors	Camera Model	Nikon D200
Categories	Landscape	Film Format	Nikon NEF
Portfolio		Lens	Nikon 300mm f/4 ED-IF AF-S Nikkor
Uploaded	11/14/2007	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 2GB 133x
		ISO / Film Speed	200
Views	309	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/11
Critiques	3	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - Chilliwack State - BC Country - Canada
About	Morning mist rising at the distant shore. Taken at 500mm.

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Eb Mueller

{K:24960} 11/16/2007

Thanks for your comment, Pat. I am pleased with the image quality of the 300 f/4, even with the TC 17E taking it up to 510mm. I have to remind myself that I do not have VR on this rig and use the tripod - which I did here! At other times I have no problem with hand-held at 1/250 sec. for some of my closeups. The tripod collar is conducive to vibration in the 1/8 sec. range, so I have to make sure to use mirror lock-up.

Buying a D200 does make sense at the reduced prices that are being offered as it is a good camera. Mine has about the same number of shots on it as yours and is working fine! I did order a D300 'though! It may be a bit of a gamble but I suspect that I will appreciate the 1-2 stops gain in ISO and dynamic range. The D3 would be heavenly but I can't justify the price as the dang thing will be obsolete in a year and I am not making any money with it! I will keep the D200 because there are occasions when a second body is handy! The wife is happily using the D70s.
Eb

Pat Oates {K:3046} 11/16/2007

Eb - Amazingly sharp and crisp, especially considering the focal length. This is where a lens quality is shown. On a tripod?

By the way...I just bought a new D200...my old one had about 18,000 shots on it and was broken by my rambuncious dogs!! It still works, but I found someone that wanted to buy it and I made them a good deal. The D300's are not out yet and considering it's price and only a few enhancements (Mega pixels and LCD size), I don't see any major benefits.

Dave Stacey

{K:150877} 11/14/2007

I like the lighting and colour, Eb!
Dave.

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