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Andy do yours gen ingy has any kind of tint on the glass?

I have the same thing & was about to start a thread on it too! Nasty scratches Chief, do yours AR glass keep this nice blue tint? Here a pictures of mine! (old pics, two more scratches are visible by now, thanks to dog friend of mine)

Amazing!! That's a very tasty watch!

AllergyDoc every time I see this one I just feel That's a keeeeeeeeper!

Some yesterday after work shots, Too bad I had a small dust in my sensor...

Nice pictures! When you shooting in RAW you're seeing exactly what the sensor takes. As you said It's allows you to edit some settings after the picture was taken such as the white balance, the exposure, etc... I recommend you to get familiar with the "depth of field" if it's available on the D90. It should be. Try all the settings, see what's the difference when you use a F/3.5, F/11, when you use a 1/4000 sec or a 2 sec pose. After for taking pictures, I always do this way. 1. Compose your pictures, using the rule of thirds (google) 2. Adjust the settings 3. Be sure nothing will ruin your pictures (people, electric cable, (depending on what your shooting)) 4. The most important, Shoot! 5. Let breath your pictures, see them, but do your selection only the next day. And If you choose to shoot in RAW mode you will fore sure need an editing software. (Aperture, Photoshop, Gimp,) I really like the Nikon software Capture NX2. But be sure to have a nice computer Ho, And one of the best way to get a better eye is to submit your pictures so people can judge them @ Redwatch Yes it's a 80-200 F/2.8 but a Tokina, a bit soft at 2.8 but great at F/4. It's also a Tamron 17-50 F/2.8 nothing to say on this one, just GREAT. I might change my Tokina for a Nikon in the future, not sure if I will keep the 80-200 or switch to the 70-200 VR

Great pictures guys, Nice to see this topic moving again

OS, you should find this setting in Quality image setting. Otherwise if it's like on my D300 you can see on the small screen near to the shutter button, You should have Basic, Norm, Fine, TIFF, RAW. Be sure it's on RAW mode. Otherwise I think 8GB should be enough, for myself I use four, 4GB Extreme III. But when I'm out for the day I full only 2 of them.

Same as Dluddy, The Ingenieur!

Agree and a External HDD as well, Pictures take a lot of place!

Congrats OSRep!! Nikon are always the best! And the D90 is the best you can get to practice. Looking forward to see some great pictures of yours! Only one advice start immediately shooting in RAW. And be careful, Lens are a bit like watches, you got so many choices, better aperture, better focal, you finish collecting many of them after And I have a micro nikkor 105mm VR on it's way My way to practice is to always go out and shoot, rediscover your city, 4 5 times per week, different hour, etc...

Many thanks OSRep! Great to hear you seen what I was trying to capture What Camera did you finally get? Today I bought a Neutral density filter (ND400) & here is the few practising shots! And a shot from a beautiful sky yesterday evening.

Beautiful Cats!! Watches & shot are For me it was the DSSD

Some nice watches this week! Back to the Milgauss for me.

@ Val, Many thanks for the compliments, a true keeper indeed @ Ubi, I would love to have a week end like yours

My fault I should have said "Omega modded 16610" referring to member Omega Otherwise it's for sure a Rolex

Omega 16610 today

Not finished completely I think you've forgot to put a crystal on it! It's indeed a great looking piece!

My little blue friend says it will be the Milgauss today!

This beast today

As Stephane, the 16610

Some of my last session An unusual view of the "Arc de Triomphe" Taking the sun View of a Paris street

A nice & accurate version of the REVERSO. A specific one for me the "grande date"

A bit late but this was on my wrist

Rolex for me too since sunday