Here’s a mix of pics. Some are iphone and some are DSLR
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Nothing makes a fish bigger than almost being caught.
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Originally posted by Flat-OutI don’t have a DSLR camera just a small compact camera that doesn’t have many manual settings. I’ve been able to get some good pictures with it but I think I’m about ready to move into a better camera to see if I can improve on the quality of them. Would you suggest an entry level camera to learn on or a more advanced camera that you can stay with?
You’ll get way more out of your images if you spend your hard earned money on quality glass. Sure, the $3000+ bodies are nice, but without quality glass, your images will be lacking. In a perfect world, yes buy professional bodies and professional lenses. But in reality, most people don’t have $4000+ to throw towards a camera setup. But you can get pretty amazing results from a cheaper cropped sensor DSLR (any rebels, xsi, t3i, t2i, 60d, 7d, and many more) and a quality lens.
I’m a canon guy. Any of the entry level DSLRs will be way ahead of your point and shoots as far as capability. Personally for entry level I love the 60d. There’s a nice medium range canon lens for sale in the swap area of this site, 18-135mm. It’s certainly not professional glass, but it’s a fantastic all around lens that will give you quality results and a large focal range. You can easily use this for 90% of your shooting needs. I use that lens for work and have been impressed with the results. For the money, it’s a fantastic start up.
If you want to talk about Nikon’s, there’s not many who are more well versed than Nikonjedi here.
The Nikon/Canon debate is about like Ford/Chevy. Both put out quality products and both have their good things and not so good things about them.
If you get serious about purchasing, feel free to ask anything before you buy. Some of us have been around for a while and can maybe save you some m
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The 18-135mm for Canon body
Canon 60d
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/732047-REG/Canon_4460B003_EOS_60D_DSLR_Camera.html
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My fav on this thread so far.
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Adelies…
A long long slow walk in the spartina gives you time to think big thoughts and put your mind back into order.
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Originally posted by 23SailfishAll pictures are welcome
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Antarctic Skuas doing the nasty…
A long long slow walk in the spartina gives you time to think big thoughts and put your mind back into order.
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Originally posted by 23SailfishAll pictures are welcome
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Nice set of hooters you got there…
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Originally posted by Flat-Out
you have more hooters than me…
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A few more from the weekend…
This guy spotted me and didn’t take his eyes off me. Guess he was trying to figure out what I was doing in the marsh! 
Two headed monster… 
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can’t say as I have ever noticed the green around the snowy egrets’ eyeseses… 
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Took these yesterday evening from my front yard… Pretty much the outer reach for this lens…
Awesome! You need to get a call and bring those things close!
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I was wondering how it would take before someone posted a turkey. Nice “lawn” decorations.
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Ricky, they come through my yard almost everyday; that would not be hunting, but ambushing…
We need to stake them out one afternoon with the ground blind and get some pictures!
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Originally posted by 23SailfishWe need to stake them out one afternoon with the ground blind and get some pictures!
no, you need to ambush them and kill them…
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This was yesterday. He was getting attacked by some crows that didn’t like him as close as he was…
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nice!
