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Dear friends,
I spent a weekend in the city San Carlos de Bariloche, Rio Negro, south patagonia. These pictures where taken with new equipment - Nikon D800- Hope you like them.
Seriously, Horatio, that's a fantastic camera you have bought but I don't envy you for it. What I do envy you for is your vision and skill as a photographer!
John Perriment
A photograph is more than a record of what you see - it's a window to your soul
Hi Ian, thank you for your coments. I own the 50mm f1,8, the 16-35mm f4, the 24-70mm f2,8 and the 80-400mm f 4,5-5,6. I do notice several improvements in the matrix measurement of the scene light, specially in contrasty scenes or in backlit situations, a much wider dynamic range, lack of noise at much higher ISOs, better overall sharpness without editing, and a lot more complexity in customizing the camera. I did not try yet to use the full resolution in enlargements and I am just begining to know the canmera. there are many more differencies compared with my E30. I decided to change because I wanted to upgrade and the E5 is already outdated. I did not see future in Olympus DSRL developemnt. I have been its fan for more than 40 years and had all the old models. Anyway, I really fill very happy (specially after the investment).
The D800 is definitely a superb camera although I do worry that you are a frequent traveler and the sheer weight and bulk of all that gear must be quite a challenge to bring with you! But I can't deny that a photographer of your proven talent should have the best equipment
Seriously, Horatio, that's a fantastic camera you have bought but I don't envy you for it. What I do envy you for is your vision and skill as a photographer!
Thank you John for your thoughts. I like very much sharing my work with all of you.
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