Brandywine Creek

Again those amazing autoum coulours ! Really nice.

 

As I see here you used a D100, could you please give your expert oppinion on the different Nikon digital SLR ? Are they very different ? Should I rob a bank and buy the last amazing professional camera, instead of going on with D70 **and** FM2 ?

Comments and suggestions welcome.

Jerry, Deep rich colours caught my eye! Good compositional decision to eliminate any sky area. Nice soft lighting enabled max. details to be revealed. Too many photos in your portfolio to view at one sitting let alone comment on. I'll be back! Best, LM.

Manel, I think D70 has more accurate Auto WB and generate better color tones than D100. I don't have the D100 I used for this shot anymore and I really miss that camera. Should you dump your D70 and FM2n for the latest D2X? I don't think so. D70 is a really nice digiSLR and there are reasons why it's the camera of the year 2004. Just browse thru PN and you'll find probably over 50% of Nikon digit SLR users own the D70. And you should definitely keep that FM2n because there is no other better backup film camera than FM2n IMHO. For me the biggest advantage of D1X (and the new D2X) is the focus speed is much faster than D100/D70 which is critical for sports and action shots. Also the new D2H and D2X both have an amazing 9 fps continuous shooting mode which is a really nice feature for certain circumstances but I think most people don't necessary need that.

I have D70 and have a friend who has the D100 both are great cameras just depends on what you are going to use it for.

Len, thanks for stopping by and welcome to comment on my works whenever you have a chance.

Michael, I totally agree with you. After all its the photographer, not the camera, creates a wonderful image.

Jerry, another beautiful image, love the rich colors, it's like kind of red wine...nice !7/6

lovely colors and mood

Thanks for stopping by.

Another superb autumn capture. I Love the vibrant color. It's awesome. Do you have one on slide film for the FM2n ? Just in case there is no power to charge the battery wherever I'm happened to be, I'll keep my F100 for backup.