One of the things they warn you about in the reviews and YouTube videos is that the 850 shouldn't be hand-held due to the massive resolution, which magnifies even the slightest shake. Obviously I could not have captured the moon pics without using a tripod, but the results with these guys - and many others captured later on - are about the same as with the D300s. Using burst, sometimes with exposure-compensation bracketing, will usually yield a keeper in the mix. Thus, it's business as usual...except now with a tool that is far superior to anything used up until now.
Tuesday, February 6, 2018
My New Nikon D850 - First Shots, Lofa Bloom
One of the things they warn you about in the reviews and YouTube videos is that the 850 shouldn't be hand-held due to the massive resolution, which magnifies even the slightest shake. Obviously I could not have captured the moon pics without using a tripod, but the results with these guys - and many others captured later on - are about the same as with the D300s. Using burst, sometimes with exposure-compensation bracketing, will usually yield a keeper in the mix. Thus, it's business as usual...except now with a tool that is far superior to anything used up until now.
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