Fudge Packing With The D3!!

[Ext User(Rita Berkowitz)]

While I don't condone the practice some on here do (no names will be
mentioned). That being said, the D3 must show a bit of diversity and
neutrality to alternative lifestyle choices. Even under difficult lighting
the mighty D3 was able to catch the action. View at your own risk.

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Rita

[Ext User(crownfield)]

In article <13s5nk75704vn2b@news.supernews.com>, ritaberk2008@aol.com
says...
-While I don't condone the practice some on here do (no names will be
-mentioned). That being said, the D3 must show a bit of diversity and
-neutrality to alternative lifestyle choices. Even under difficult lighting
-the mighty D3 was able to catch the action. View at your own risk.
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-<http://www.geocities.com/ritaberk2008/fudge_packing.htm>

just for reference,
my D2x full size images are WAY larger than your "full sized images".

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Bob Crownfield
crownfield@verizon.net

[Ext User(Jeroen Wenting)]

"crownfield" <crownfield@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:MPG.222cb075e1f17e3f989821@news.verizon.net.. .
> In article <13s5nk75704vn2b@news.supernews.com>, ritaberk2008@aol.com
> says...
> -While I don't condone the practice some on here do (no names will be
> -mentioned). That being said, the D3 must show a bit of diversity and
> -neutrality to alternative lifestyle choices. Even under difficult
> lighting
> -the mighty D3 was able to catch the action. View at your own risk.
> -
> -<http://www.geocities.com/ritaberk2008/fudge_packing.htm>
>
> just for reference,
> my D2x full size images are WAY larger than your "full sized images".
>

so are my D200 full size images (or even the medium size jpgs, if I'd ever
use them).

[Ext User(Wolfgang Weisselberg)]

["Followup-To:" header set to rec.photo.digital.slr-systems.]
crownfield <crownfield@verizon.net> wrote:
> In article <13s5nk75704vn2b@news.supernews.com>, ritaberk2008@aol.com

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> just for reference,
> my D2x full size images are WAY larger than your "full sized images".

Did you know that downscaling, done properly, reduces noise and
fuzzy borders?

-Wolfgang