Nikon D1x fills two pages of Sports Illustrated
Published Jun 23, 2001
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dpreview staff
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a fascinating story posted on Rob Galbraith's website, photographer David
Bergman writes about how his D1x shot while on assignment at the US Open
not only made it into the magazine but was printed as a two page spread
in the 'Leading Off' section. "The photo was shot from a helicopter
with a Nikon D1X as Bergman took in the US Open from acircling helicopter.
Shooting info: 400mm f/2.8, ISO 200, 1/750 at f/5.6, JPEG Fine (16.9MB
when opened into Photoshop), Cloudy WB, Normal Contrast and Sharpness".
Click
here to read the article on robgalbraith.com
I'm sure Nikon are going to be happy about this one... |
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