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Hi All.

Just bought a new camera and now looking to understand how to get the most from it. I've used DSLR's since the Fuji S1 Pro was new and moved to Nikon at the D300 which was a fine tool indeed, right up to the point I did the PX on Saturday. I now have the D750 with the Nikon 28-300 zoom and a Nikon 60mm F-2.8 prime.

Anyway, I've manage to grasp a small understanding of the basics over the years but really it's only ever been used as a holiday toy. I'm looking to change that now and make better use of it. I'm rather ashamed to say I did the PX of the D300, which was 5 or so years in my possession, and it had just under 2000 shutter actuations :oops: :$

Anyway, enough ramble, I'm here to learn so will be reading more than posting I reckon, at least for now. A small example of what I've done below, this fine chap being an example of a male red Fody. Taken in the Seychelles.

Best regards. Dom.

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Hi Dom, And welcome aboard TP, looking forward to hearing from you and maybe seeing some of your images on the various forums."Enjoy".
 
Thanks, looking forward to learning how to use this thing properly. So, right at the very top corner where the 4 counties come together. A tiny village called No Mans Heath.
 
dsolds said:
Thanks, looking forward to learning how to use this thing properly. So, right at the very top corner where the 4 counties come together. A tiny village called No Mans Heath.
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Oh heck you really are right at the top of Warwickshire :thumbs:
 
Oh yes. When I walk my dogs in the morning I actually pass through all 4 counties (y)
 
Hello Dom :welcome:
 
Thanks for the welcome, appreciate it. So I've decided to book myself on a course in how to get the best out of this new camera and more to the point I've decided to try and take an active part in this forum to see if I can up my game in time for Christmas.

Cheers. Dom.
 
Welcome Dom! Lots to learn here and plenty of folk to assist.

Pop in to the D750 thread too if you have any questions about the camera :-)
 
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