Shot with the Z7II + Sigma 85mm F1.4 ART.

What do you guys think?

A veiled moon taken with z6 iii + 180-600 lens. You like it?

Nikon z8 with 180-600mm lens

I had a good time

So, about 2 months ago I got a Nikon D80 with a cracked screen for ~30 USD (bundled with a Sigma 30mm f/1.4 for another ~100 USD), but my dad had told me for some time that after I reached a college milestone, he would buy me my camera of choice (under 300 dollars).

Yesterday, I found a listing on facebook marketplace for a Nikon D7200 that was looking in really good condition, along with only a 23k shutter count, for just - get this - 190 USD!!!

My dad figured, since it was such a great deal, and I was close to my milestone, he'd take me out to check the camera out later that day. After testing it out, the camera was in pristine condition - guy even still had the box! (no hot shoe cover tho...)

So, my dad bought the camera for me. Now, after a couple months with the D80, I've just gotten a major upgrade. I have a D7200!!! (with a third party vertical grip too)

I've been loving the camera so far - so much that I've been having it out of my bag on my desk next to me at all times while I'm using my computer, just because I love it so much! It feels so much nicer to use than the D80, and takes such crisp photos! (as shown below)

And, about the D80 - I plan on buying a replacement screen and repairing it myself (I have some experience taking apart electronics, so it shouldn't be too difficult) - and selling it for ~80-100 dollars or so. It only has a 29k shutter count, and the body is in great condition, so I think I'll be able to sell it for a good price. I will miss it, though. Just a bit. Those grainy indoor photos got annoying after a while, but they were really charming, and those outdoor photos did have some really nice colors.

Did some traveling with the family. These were shot with either a Z7ii or Z5ii body. I had a viltrox 16 mm, Nikon 35 mm f/1.8s, and Nikon 24-120 f/4 s for lens options.

Recently ordered a Z8 with the 180-600 as I brought my FujiFilm gear to its limits.
I enjoy the realiability of the AF but the ergonomics are my absolute highlight.

I took some photos on my lunch break with my Nikon D3400 and my new to me 18-140mm lens. Trying to do photography on a tiny budget is a challenge that I’m enjoying!

Would love to hear any feedback and suggestions for improvement!

After about a 20 year break from photography, I recently purchased a used Nikon D700 & an 85mm f/1.4D.

The color is awesome. This 15 year old Nikon DSLR makes me happy to shoot pictures again.

My son and I had a 1 hour wait for a dinner reservation in downtown Toledo, OH so we went for a short walk.

Finally resolved to post some pics, one or two at the time. I mean, they can't be that bad. And the same for my D5500, can't be that bad.

Camera body: Nikon D5500
Lens: AF-P Nikkor 70-300 f/4.5-6.3G ED VR
Flash: Godox TT520
DIY Macro Difusor
50mm Extension tubes
Model: My cat, Mimi.

ISO 100
122mm
f/14
1/80s
Edited in LR.

Nikon D800 Sigma 150-600 f1:5-6.3

Shot in Southern Maryland on a nature boardwalk. Felt incredibly lucky to capture these, and they are two of my favorite photos

Nikon D3500, 105mm

Lens- Tamron 35-150mm

Shot on my D810 and 70-200 2.8 in Sitka Alaska, I am happy as a whole but the last picture is my biggest failure as a photographer. I missed a humpback whale breech right in front of the boat because I was in af-s and by the time the camera had focused it hit the water. I watched the whole thing through the viewfinder without being able to take a picture.

Edit: I just realized the second picture is the wrong crop, I fixed it, but also had the original saved

Wanted to see how far I could push the dynamic range on my first and only camera. This is my first ever lens purchase to go alongside the kit lens and i love it. I spot metered the sky and slightly overexposed it to try and balance how dark the shadows were but Lightroom denoise made it usable I think. I'm still learning everything including editing I think I should lower the black point a little it seems kind of "hazy" to me looking at it again.

Grandpa has a stray cat who has handled quite a few visitors (mostly other cats, snakes, birds, and one chihuahua).Just had to share. Those paws are huge.

Taken on my Z5. Lens: Nikkor 24-200/4-6.3.

NIKON D3400 + Lente 50mm f/1.7, 1/400s, ISO 400

Nikon D90 + Zoom-Nikkor 35-70mm f/3.5 AI

"This combo is so much fun!"