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Since she bought it, I allowed my wife to take the first pic. This is not processed in any way, and no, she really doesn't understand photography beyond P & S. Oh well......still can't wait to play with it myself


http://www.sierrafirerescue.com/images/ ... _and_A.jpg


this is me and my puupy, Enzo

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atencati wrote:Since she bought it, I allowed my wife to take the first pic. This is not processed in any way, and no, she really doesn't understand photography beyond P & S. Oh well......still can't wait to play with it myself


http://www.sierrafirerescue.com/images/ ... _and_A.jpg


this is me and my puupy, Enzo

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No flash, I believe.

you are correct. She remembered to put the SB-800 on the camera, but forgot to turn it on. Puppy wouldn't stand still for any more shots, and as big as he is he tends to get his way.

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atencati wrote:you are correct. She remembered to put the SB-800 on the camera, but forgot to turn it on. Puppy wouldn't stand still for any more shots, and as big as he is he tends to get his way.

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That why I have my 70-200VR in my bag most of the time as said in another thread.
In many venues, flash not allowed or not recommend, 70-200VR serves me well, once airborne in a heli, it gave me very flexi way to play my game in the air same as fixed wing.