Nikon D3X Photo Gallery by Artichoke Vinagrette at pbase.com

Nikon D3X

I have been using a rangefinder for the past two years & am now exploring the considerable capabilities of this fine camera
there are many folks interested in what this camera can do, so I am creating a gallery devoted to it
many of these are nothing more than my see trials for this new camera
I put up some full resolution crops from it to help the pixel peepers
the D3X puts out lots of pixels at which to peep

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yellow double datura 01	Strophanthus gratus 01	white purple clematis	hibiscus Strawberries & Cream 02
hibiscus Strawberries Cream 03	bird of paradise 19	purple yellow iris 01	Touch of Class rose in crystal vase
Grenada hybrid tea rose 01	Hoya carnosa 13 rw1	Hoya carnosa 13 detail	Hoya carnosa small plant 03

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Kadir Cinoglu		26-Aug-2009 07:45
good works thank you for sharing...

Suzi Brush		12-May-2009 15:43
Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy the pics, especially the family. Cousin Suzi

Juda		01-Apr-2009 13:40
Nice collections, thank you for sharing. So that's all Nikon can have at this moment, will it be more sophisticated in the future...?

Jacky Lee		04-Mar-2009 05:25
very nice shots! http://www.pbase.com/middlehill/flowers

Lou Giroud		09-Jan-2009 04:13
Ihave compared the first full sized shots from D3X to A900 and Canon 5Dmk2 in all iso ranges. Here 5D and D3X are equal in quality and noise, A900 stays one stop less good higher 800 iso. Picture quality on all 3 cameras up to 800 iso is the same. Just could not find out what makes the D3X some 3000 bucks more expensive. Live view and some more AF can not justify this. But all in all, the results are quite stunning. I was surprised of Sony A900 first shots, the D3X doesn't surprises me since shots are the same. Nikon has advantage to do no rework when noise flattening is off while Sony still does. Nikon did here a much better job to push the sensor in higher ISO range, but, it will remain a camera to work with ISO 800 as a reasonable limit. Thanks for the shots, a few shots in real full size would be appreciated.

Michael		29-Dec-2008 12:19
Hi! Thanks for your efforts. Could you please post some FULL -SIZE Landscape like shots? Possibly with the 24-70mm. Lens. Thanks, Mike P

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