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I am a Nikon D3 shooter and would feedback and opinion on post-processing Nikon NEF files, specifically ACRs sharpening settings for an overall best result.I mainly shoot mixed martial arts (MMA)...

You can upload or email, whichever is easiest. I am also interested in your Adobe Camera Raw sharpening and luminance settings if you're using ACR.

Please share your D3 sharpening settings. Are you using Camera RAW?

Lens is unimportant to me at this point. I am looking for the sharpest RAW file without post-processing or manipulation.I want to compare other D3 NEF files with mine.

Anyone?

I am interested in see what others are getting out of their D3 camera and looking for samples of your sharpest RAW file.I'd also like feedback on your Adobe Camera Raw settings to maximize clarity...

I have three Lexar 300x UDMA compact flash cards. All three have been in my posession for two+ years. None have ever failed, not once.Over the weekend, I shot approximately 450 photos with my Nikon...

There could be many reasons for this - particularly if you are shooting in AF-C auto focus mode. Some of these are -AF-C lock on is too long or set to and hence the camera is not tracking AF fast...

I have had my Nikon D3 for several years now and primarily shoot MMA and boxing. My primary lens is the 24-70mm f/2.8. The typical setup is manual, 640 to 800ths of a second @ f/2.8, ISO 1000 to...

For fast moving sports, do you prefer 9, 21 or 51 points? I often find focus is not on the point I selected, but elsewhere.

I am a Nikon D3 boxing/MMA/Muay Thai shooter, typically with the 24-70mm f/2.8 lens when ringside. Despite using a specific focus point when shooting AF-C, I always seem to catch behind, below,...