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Thanks Toyota! I had a couple of my shots printed out 11x17 at the local Staples, but I was not happy with the colour reproduction. I'm going to have to find somewhere better...
This is the remaining shell of the Kaleden Hotel, in Kaleden (just south of Penticton)
nahh, thats just a lightroom preset that i twicked here and there.
iso 2000. god, if my d90 can do this i can barely imagine what a d700 can do! i want one sooo bad. not ready for it though
god, hdr's are amazing. this shot was good before but after a little visit to the photomatix department everything evened out and all the colors and sky looked wayyy better.
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nahh, thats just a lightroom preset that i twicked here and there.
iso 2000. god, if my d90 can do this i can barely imagine what a d700 can do! i want one sooo bad. not ready for it though
Having a camera with the ability to shoot crisp and clean pictures at a high ISO is worth its weight in gold. It makes handheld night shooting so much more enjoyable.
The D3 is well known for having some of the best results from high ISOs in the digital camera world. It was one of the reasons I picked it up.
giallo: Those pics are even more incredible knowing what ISO you shot them at. Astounding. Doesn't the D3 and the D700 have the same sensor?
That's correct. The D700 is a GREAT camera. There is one major difference and a few minor ones between the D700 and the D3. The main reason I purchased the D3 over the D700 is the shutter's lifespan. The D3 can take twice as many pictures as the D700. The other little things like the microphone/recording feature, built-in vertical grip and the duel memory card slots make it much more easy to use right out of the box.
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I love the ice crystals in the last shot E! Well done.
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