Gary R. Smith
Well-Known Member
I'm curious if you think there is anything special about the colours.
I love the strong lighting in this and the way it creates one of the two figures.
D700 is my daily tool. Colours are special but not definable at least as I see it. It is a camera that brings certain emotions to me and as the fool I am, got rid of mine some years ago. Regretted it ever since and have a while back acquired an almost new one with only 9 thousand shutter counts, in mint condition. The love of my photographic tools. Named him Nikodemos the Greek name that is very suitable.I'm curious if you think there is anything special about the colours.
D700 is my daily tool. Colours are special but not definable at least as I see it. It is a camera that brings certain emotions to me and as the fool I am, got rid of mine some years ago. Regretted it ever since and have a while back acquired an almost new one with only 9 thousand shutter counts, in mint condition. The love of my photographic tools. Named him Nikodemos the Greek name that is very suitable.
Thank you Gianluca, much appreciated.Nice to see you back here, @Ivar Dahl-Larsen!
One conclusion: it focuses really fast. Nothing special in the color as far as I can tell but I don't really have the ability to compare it to memories of 17 years ago. Maybe it was then? Perhaps once I spend some time with it, tweak the jpg parameters, I'd be able to get satisfaction SOOC?so what's your conclusion on the colors? are they anything special?
Thanks Pete!And all very fine ones too. All rendered very naturally.
Yes, so far. There is quite a lot to dig into that is going to require time. I am a big fan of David Busch's books (I thought that I found a brand-new copy of his D700 book. I'm waiting for it to arrive.) but after I posted this I got an email from eBay telling me that the seller didn't really have that title. Hopefully I've found a "good" used copy at Abe's Books.Are you enjoying the experience, Gary