J A Y M O R R
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I have loved shooting on the D300 as a back up. Great camera. But again I will second that it is all about glass in most cases.
Hell…the Nikon D40 does a wonderful job. See the shot below. Taken on a D40 with 70-200 F2.8
The one great thing about the D7000 coming out is that it will drive the price down on bodies. The difficult question for me would be D7000 or D300s? 😉 If you decide on the 200…it is a great camera! You will be pleased with any of your choices.
Some people are into “Fiero’s”. Congrats !
:-X (couldn’t resist) No worries though all in good fun. I rib a neighbor the same way when he fishes his Eagle Claw fly pole.Nice images guys. Here is one of mine from a month ago…
Larger version here:
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4077/4824563923_a60598263b_o.jpg
All images in RAW. Full color versions available. Thanks for posting Zach. I can also put together some additional images.
Congrats Kendal. Looking good. Like Zach mentioned, it appears to be very fast.
I just spent a considerable amount of time updating my blog and also moved to WordPress. I am already seeing a huge difference with the blog portion of my site.
I will bookmark your folio and I look forward to checking in to see your recent work. If you are interested in seeing my non-flyfishing photography the new address is jaymorrphotography.com/blog
Kendal, I think your effort will definitely pay off!
Guys –
I’m not saying this is wrong, but I would be surprised. My understanding is that Winston was looking to hire a rod designer all last year, which would have been in the middle of their product cycle. If they did get a new rod designed, it will be interesting to see how different it really is.
Zach
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WDJKjwaNoY
JayMorr
There’s a camera connection kit – around $29 – bloody hard to acquire as their stock is nearly always zero, but I have one on order now. It allows a direct camera connection, or an sd card read.
Given how long this thing has been out, I’m very surprised by the variety of photo-related offerings you’ll find in the app store – it’s pretty impressive.
I’m looking forward to the next year, as I expect the software offerings to become even more robust and varied.
Btw – I use Goodreader to move all my files – just put ’em up on my ftp, and then d/l ’em to the iPad from there. There are other ways, some possibly faster (ie: camera connection kit and sd card) but that seems to be working very well for me. The advantage of using Goodreader is that I’m also able to manage my files, and preview image files as well. Good app – an immediate must-buy IMO.
KL
I do the same 😉
I have been using it as a tool since launch. I would highly recommend using Photographer’s Contract Maker . I have all my clients sign my contracts prior to shooting and I email it to them on the spot. When they get home from the shoot they have the contract signed and in their inBox. It works great.
I also use the iPad to show my “Folio” to prospective clients and to also give them an idea on work performed. In my opinion it is well worth the cost and has been a nice addition to my photography.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photographers-contract-maker/id356115074?mt=8
PS. I love the new iPhone 4 HD video and camera. The on-board LED flash has helped a ton. I am getting some very nice shots with my first initial test phase. The 3hr wait this past weekend was worth it imo 😉 But then again…I just had to have it. LOL
