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Ninh Binh Province with famous lime stone mountains - weather was so so© Toby Photo
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from an ethnic village in Khanh Hoa, Vietnam -
view from the beach road on Con Dao
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I can still log in but my previous email address has been deleted by the local ISP, but now I am unable to change my profile with the new email address!! How to do that??
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Lao Cai Province just south of Y Ty - unfortunately the farmers had finest the harvest early, which I understood a couple days later, as there has been several typhoons in northern and central Vietnam since September 17. An excuse to go there next year again -:)
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Now B&H has classified all 3 units as "discontinued" !!
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recommendations for adding GPS to Nikon D8xx models
erik_christensen3 replied to david_feindel's topic in Nikon
The model I have is with a pass-though socket and it is screwed in "permanently" with the help of a long-nosed plier, which I have lost 4 of, as I always have one in my bag, and going through security check in the local airport, the loved to confiscate it -:) I have asked Dawn Tech to make the collar identical to the one on Nikon MC-20 remote control, which is slight longer, and even I can screw it in with my fat fingers. :) I have the ECO PROFESSIONAL 2 (WITH DIGITAL COMPASS) unit -
recommendations for adding GPS to Nikon D8xx models
erik_christensen3 replied to david_feindel's topic in Nikon
I have today the gps from info@dawntech.hk, and it is functioning very well. There is a strong string attached to the unit, which you attach to the spring ring on the camera house, but I have not experience, that it detach itself from the 10-pin socket. I have had 3 different brands in the past, but this one is far better, based on 2 years/30k photos experience. -
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D7200 - 24-70mm f/2.8 @ f/8, 1/60", iso 140 an ancient man with an ordinary old newspaper
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A few photos of the result of the typhoon Damrey hitting Central Vietnam (my residential building) but these are from a small village Ninh Phuoc and the nearby coast
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Landscape from the Cao Bang, Vietnam area D810, Nikon 17-35mm f/2.8 @ f/6,7, 1/30", iso 100 Landscape between Cao Bang and China, D810, Nikon 17-35mm f/2.8 @ f/8. 1/20", iso 100
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Red Dao women from northern Vietnam D810, 24-70mm f/2.8
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© Toby Photo
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Woman harvesting the rice more or less as we would cut flowers© Toby Photo
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Thanks for your comments - I definitely learned something today.-:)
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Early morning fishing at a man-made lake at a previous graveyard! D810, Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 @ f/9.5, 1/125, iso 100
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this couple were ffishing on a man-man lake outside Ninh Binh City, Vietnam© Toby Photo
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A funny question may be and not important. We all know, that you cannot take a SD card used in D7200 and put in a D500 and see the D7200 pictures. However, I met a guy, who had a SD card from his D40, which he could put into his D7200 and see the D40 pictures !! Anybody believes this, if so how come it is possible?
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this man took care of parked motorbikes downtown Saigon -
fra Quang Tri provinsen, Vietnam D810, 17-35mm f/9.5, 1/90", iso 100
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© Toby Photo
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East coast of the "Garlic Island"/Ly Son Island, Quang Nai Province. D810, 24+70mm f/2.8 at f/9,5, 1/500", iso 100
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Past a street market in a suburb to Nha Trang, and yes I noticed she looked definitely not like an ordinary street vendor.© Toby Photo
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Nikon D810 - playback + multi selector
erik_christensen3 replied to erik_christensen3's topic in Nikon
thanks for your comments Andrew Garrard - I will try the 50% if that works for me, however, it is not that often it is an issue for me, but recently I was together with a bird photographer and he felt any adjustment took too long time
