Dyun27

I use a circular polarizer with my Nikon 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5G all the time. It only becomes inconvenient when switching between portrait and landscape mode and I need desperately to mark where the ...

I don't think you can find any two camera models that will produce the same results at the same settings. I've had to get to know each models' quirks and I then use those particular settings for ...

I really like SmugMug for this. You can check out my website in my signature to see what that looks like. I haven't found any other portfolio site that displays the images in better quality.

No idea if you're at fault here. It takes a long time to get used to new gear and many times we may be convinced it must be the gear and not us, who are causing the problem. Of course sometimes it ...

I have no idea how it compares in AF, the 6D II is a newer 2017 release vs. 2014, but I know the D750 is very good at focusing, and the IQ is still better with the D750 up to ISO800 and about the ...

D750, hands down, best bang for your buck. Great low light AF, great AF in general, great high ISO performance, manageable files, small but comfortable body, so on and so forth. It has it all for ...

I really like the first three, especially the first shot. The way those three herons are lined up, is pretty cool. The fourth image is super-cool, because the osprey got two fish in one go! ...

I have a D40X. How exactly would you like me to take those photos?

Do NOT be afraid of high ISO with the D500. You're actually hurting the image quality by restricting your ISO to 3200 when it needs more. You will end up with underexposed images and when you try ...

Try DxO PhotoLab Elite with "prime" noise reduction. This image might turn out even better than with Lightroom. I know the image below is not ISO 45,000, but DxO did a pretty sweet job on this ...

Looks usable to me, maybe even with more potential depending on how you process it. What program did you use to export the image?

When I used the II, I noticed a bit more chromatic aberration. The III also offers improved VR function and maybe a little bit better AF.

Thank you! :)  I use DxO PhotoLab Elite to edit all my images. I started using it sometime last year (I believe) and really like their "Prime" noise reduction and sharpening features. They work a ...

Those are some great images! Nice work! It's a bit tougher with the TC, plus the distortion you might get when shooting into the distance. It's really best for very clear days or closer subjects.

Thank you so much, Larry! I always strive to not have to crop, but every now and then I screw up the horizon and need to fix it in post, which causes me to lose some parts of the image. Yes, I use ...

Awesome! :) My pleasure! I'm sure you're capable of it. Just takes practice and time.

Use a good quality filter maybe? Some filters are cheap and crappy, and will cost you some image quality as a result. That doesn't mean you have to buy the most expensive filter on the market, but ...

It's nice to be able to view all that when you need it.

Thank you so much! According to the EXIF info, I was about 5.31 meters from this bird: https://www.dreamsourcestudio.com/Wildlife/Birds/i-xvCFj7C/A and 17.78 meters distance from this one: https:// ...

The D600 does not have the best low light AF and you exacerbate the problem by shooting wide open. If low light is your thing, go for the D750. It has more sensitive low light focus and will get ...