All Crop Frame Nikon Owners Come and show us your pics etc

It is a bit heavier than the 70-300 so will need a bit more focus on strength and long lens technique to keep it stable. The OS is pretty good but for panning or shutter speeds over 1/500 I turned it off anyway.

As I mentioned earlier I tended to not use the full 400mm all that much, though how much benefit I really saw I can't say. I just had it in my head at the time that it wasn't at its best out there

D7100
Tokina 11-16mm f2.8

Sunrise over Lake Huron - July 2016

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/KgbS​B7

Mark K wrote in post #18043823

Gallery photo (hosted):
posted by Mark K originally in forum: Wildlife

Great looking shot - did you have to get the lens firmware updated ore was it done at sorce?

P.

Nikon D7000 and Nikon 70-300 VR.

D300s + Sigma 100-300mm f/4.

My first digital SLR was a Nikon D100 and I used it on many assignments with great success.

I now am the proud owner of a Nikon D500 and I must say, that the "cropped sensor" ride has been amazing.

For over 8 years I used the Nikon D300 to shoot everything from WNBA, motocross, NHRA, high school sports, fashion and general editorial assignments

Here are some samples from the D300 and D200 (EXIF sees a D2x)

Welcome. I bet the D500 is a nice step up over the D500

"Nine-O-Nine" Stinger

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flightlevel​photo.com/MMXVI/i-JLM8JBL/A

A recent portrait of my daughter.

Couple of shots from the Claremore Oklahoma Airshow last summer. Chip Lamb and John Sledge of the Trojan Phylers

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flightlevel​photo.com/MMXVI/i-PKzz8q9/A

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flightlevel​photo.com/MMXVI/i-GsTrCWP/A

Another from my combo - loving this set up


P.

Pagman wrote in post #18086681
Great looking shot - did you have to get the lens firmware updated ore was it done at sorce?

P.

not yet...