I had people tell me that's why the ticks have gotten bad over the years,,, a light deer harvest compared to years ago,,, no porch shooting50 years ago that deer would have been sliced, diced and in that meat case in an hour.
That explains why my 100 dollar Nikon isn't as sharp.... Wife bought it for me on my birthday... I use to shoot with my dads Canon F1, all manual , film,, but crystal clear pictures.. I appreciate good clear pictures like you took...
That explains why my 100 dollar Nikon isn't as sharp.... Wife bought it for me on my birthday... I use to shoot with my dads Canon F1, all manual , film,, but crystal clear pictures.. I appreciate good clear pictures like you took...
) but over in Shenandoah National park, they'll shake you down for a handout. This one followed us around a few years backI think it 's nice to have a crystal clear picture, especially when you get that once in a lifetime shot... To me having a better camera would be worth it.. I enjoy taking pictures,, try to frame the shot as if it is going to be framed on a wall....A good lens and 20 MP in a medium sized sensor can do wonders.....
You can get some pretty decent cams for 250+ or so if you look for the right deals....some very close to the RX-100. But these are only needed if you are as self-critical as I am. I have a good eye, but no talent. Same goes with my ears. In other words, I know what looks good and sounds good, but can't make it so!
That took great pictures... mine was my dads at the time... He let my niece borrow it for a camera class,,,ugh! She dropped it, they sent it to be repaired,, it never took a clear picture again... I use to shoot ILFORD ASA 25 black and white on a tripod... Those were some true to life looking pics.. Camera was junk after it was dropped... Pissed me off! That was a big money camera back then.. My dad had bought it used... Sorry to get off topic!
