Have warmed up the new camera...trout time this weekend.......
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Have warmed up the new camera...trout time this weekend.......
With shots like that,:D never enough!
Len -
These are exquisite !! The second one, in particular - just took my breath away.
The ones with the new Nikon you mentioned - WOW.
Bring on the fish, because, as you know ...
Beautiful flowers. Hopefully they are in your yard where you can enjoy them every day.
My nikon D60 is a good dry land camera.
Took it out this morning.
Worried so much about getting it wet...
It is now a Wildlife/Flower/Family Vacation camera.
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yup, please bring on the fish............
spinner1,
Nice pics. Don't baby the camera to much it won't shortout from a little mist. While the D60 is not weather sealed like the D3 it is okay to take it out in a light sprinkle. I do it all the time with my D70. Just be sure to wipe it down and don't remove the lense until the body and lense are completely dry. Some of the best shots are made during inclement weather. :D
I took this picture in my front yard last night:
http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...n_Hibiscus.jpg
Man ,,,that's got a be a potential prize winner.
what camera took such a sweet photo?
Fishndave,
Very nice pic. You must have a beautiful front yard!
Mind if I share a few from last week??
http://inlinethumb30.webshots.com/32...600x600Q85.jpg
http://inlinethumb02.webshots.com/43...600x600Q85.jpg
http://inlinethumb09.webshots.com/21...600x600Q85.jpg
All wild flowers from Delaware St. Park in Central, OH.
Thanks! The back yard is actually even more colorful...I've got quite a few flowering plants back there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild One
I've got lots of Hardy Hibiscus, Rose of Sharon, Hummingbird Vines (reds, oranges, and even yellow), Butterfly Bushes, Clematis, Canna, Monarda, Bleeding Heart, Phlox, and other stuff. I love having color in the yard, and we seem to have more Praying Mantis than others in the neighborhood.
Well...I'm almost embarrassed to say...I just grabbed my "fishing camera" out of the car and took the picture. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by spinner1
Its a digital Sony camera (DSC-P32), probably at least 5 years old...no special lense or setting was used, and the picture was taken at its 2nd-to-lowest resolution setting (maybe 1.2 megapixel?).
I like the camera, even though I beat it up pretty good...It's been good for my fishing outings. I just throw it in a Ziploc bag with some extra batteries, and put it in my tackle bag/fanny pack/chest pack, or whatever I'm taking along.