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I find this interesting about mp's and print sizes. I have printed 20x30's with my 6mp Nikon D70 (w/minimal cropping) and have photo colleagues printed the same and even 24x36's with 6-10 mp ...

Thanks, havanna60.  I just want to give real life, day to day experiences. The D700 you picked is a great DSLR as I've seen some spectacular images made with it.  Some dismiss the 12mp sensor but I ...

I use my 80-200 f2.8D (2-ring) and 105 f2.8D Micro with my D750.  Both perform flawlessly on my D750.  I've had those 2 lenses since my film days in the mid-90's.  They are both still going strong ...

Some of my lucky shots....

Camera gear wise....I'm set. However, I'll retire, buy a new home and travel with the F1 circuit one year, then the IndyCar circuit the next. Next will be a classic muscle car like a 1969 Chevelle ...

Nice portrait of the dog! Because of your wonderful images from the D300, you have inspired to me to take out my D300 out of storage, dust it off and get it ready to go back into action.  In fact ...

I have and use the Tamron 18-270 on both the SL1 and SL2.  The lens works perfectly on either body.  I haven't heard of any issues with the SL3 so I can't comment on that combo.

How about 'MAITANI' the father of the OM system?

On my last trip to the zoo, this is what I had in my Manfrotto back pack: Canon SL1 Tamron 18-270 VC w/hood Hoya polarizer Extra battery Extra SD cards Lens cloth

The FE2 was an instant classic. When I first got it, my fellow photogs with their Minolta, Olympus, Pentax and Canons were in disbelief of the 1/4000 and 1/250 flash sync. It was indeed a camera...

OM-2 is indeed a nice camera. Although I've never owned one, I had access to the OM-2 (and OM-1).
A couple of things come to mind on the OM-2 compared to say a Nikon FE2.
The OM-2 vs FE2:
1. ...

The Nikon D750 is what I used for the few times I shot real estate.  I used it with the Nikkor 18-35 f/3.5-4.5 G lens.   Dynamic range is excellent although the realtor's editors did want ...

I have an LCD cover like this on my D750 (below).  Works great and it was easy to install, no tape or adhesives.  Mine is made by Vello but this one looks identical. https://www.amazon.com/STSEETOP ...

Here is a head to head comparison of the D7500 vs the D7200. https://photographylife.com/nikon-d7500-vs-d7200 If you plan on doing more wildlife/bird photography, the D7500 will be a better fit ...

I have not -so-old film cameras, an F5 and an F100.  I believe Nikkor G lenses will work normally on these two bodies as well as VR if the lens has it.

This is a wonderful, basic , no frills 35mm SLR. I like the fact that it accepts AI/AI-S lenses and works with the Nikkor AF-D lenses as well. Most of the cameras in this class had cloth shutters...

In no particular order: Galen Rowell John Shaw Rodney Lough Jr. Others I admire: Thomas Mangelsen Willard Clay George Lepp

I did exactly the same!
The 1/125 sync and multi-exposure button added to the FM's appeal.
Plus all of those NIkkor lens available for it. The ones I bought are still in use on my Nikon DSLR's.

Striking portraiture of Pumpkin Pie.  Nice lighting also. Beautiful canine.

Nice pic of the dog.  He looks content and just chillin'. Again the image quality from the D300 is amazing.  You have inspired me to dig mine out and start shooting with it again!