Kelly got home from college at A&M several days ago and agreed to sit a moment for a few images. The clouds were pending but the light was right and we gave it a whirl… just in time for a cloud burst. At least it was pleasantly warm.
Captured with: nikon D4.
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Parkinson Sniper - Oh my goodness…sorry I cannot concentrate on the photo…did I see a D4 in the explanation
) this is a perfect choice for your rodeo pics! congrats and hope you enjoy it for years…
Suzy - WOW, am loving your blog!!! Beautiful girl:)
admin - Efe – yep, bit the bullet…. after 4 years, my D700 was struggling with correct light metering ever since I dropped it on the asphalt, despite sending it back to nikon for an overall. And you are correct, the improved iso sensitivity and 11 fps will make shooting all sports much, much easier. From use over the last several weeks, I can say that nikon has taken a step up with the D4 from the D700 and D3. Specifically, the image quality, focusing speed, metering capabilities, iso sensitivity (easily to 6400), improved fps and video made this the next logical step for me, hopefully for years to come.